A journalist accused Bhatt of risking his life by taking his name in one of his tweets. While clapping, the Bollywood actress clarified that she did not name anyone. She also advised the person to refrain from taking ‘great selfies’ and sharing them on social media.
See his tweet here:
He wrote, ‘I have not named him if you actually use your eyes to ‘see’ and re-read my tweet. Or is this too much to ask? Advice the said person to avoid taking and leaking such spectacular ‘selfies’ the next time it goes viral. Vivek is the better part of valor, isn’t it?
Pooja had earlier tweeted saying, “And then we have those who will fail to be cast as a ‘private detective’ in the oldest Bollywood film. Fact is stranger than fiction and filled with far more clichés. Time to change ‘looks like a Bollywood villain’ to ‘looks like a private detective outsourced by a government agency’
Replying to this tweet, the journalist wrote, “An informant can be with Police/ED/CBI/NIA/NCB. And anyone can be an informer. Disseminating information and helping to bust the racket is not a crime. They are risking their lives by taking their names. Drug smugglers can now attack informers. You too can help and conduct raids.
after selfie NS Shahrukh Khanson of Aryan Khan During her recent interrogation with the Narcotics Control Bureau with an unidentified person went viral on social media, the agency came forward to issue a clarification and insisted, “The person in this picture with Aryan Khan is an NCB officer or Not an employee.”
Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) categorically clarifies that the man in this picture with Aryan Khan is not an officer… https://t.co/VRSJLM8IIx
— ANI (@ANI) 1633266516000
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