A journalist accused Bhatt of putting the man’s life at risk by taking his name in one of her Tweets. Clapping back, the Bollywood actress clarified that she did not name anyone. She also advised the man to refrain from taking ‘glorious selfies’ and sharing them on social media.
Check out her Tweet here:
She wrote, ‘I have not taken their name if you use your eyes to actually ‘see’ & re-read my tweet. Or is that too much to ask? Advise the said person to refrain from taking & then leaking such glorious ‘selfies’ next time as they go viral. Discretion is the better part of valour, is it not?’
Pooja had earlier tweeted saying, ‘And then we have those, who would fail to be cast as ‘private detectives’ in the most archaic Bollywood film. Fact is stranger than fiction & replete with far more clichés. Time to change ‘Looks like a Bollywood villain’ to ‘Looks like a Pvt Detective outsourced by a Govt agency’
Replying to this tweet, the journalist, wrote, “An informer can be with police/ED/CBI/NIA/NCB. & informer could be anyone. Passing information and helping busting of a racket is not a crime. U are putting their lives in danger by taking their names. Drug peddlers might attack informers now. You can also help and be in raid.’
After the selfie of Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan with an unidentified man during his recent interrogation with the Narcotics Control Bureau went viral on social media, the agency came forward to issue a clarification and asserted, “the man in this picture with Aryan Khan is not an officer or employee of NCB.”
Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) categorically clarifies that the man in this picture with Aryan Khan is not an offic… https://t.co/VRSJLM8IIx
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