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Some Bollywood Celebrities have Links with ISI and Pak Army, BJP Vice President Baijayant Panda’s Big Charge

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Baijayant also tweeted a tweet supporting his point

BJP national vice president and spokesperson Baijayant J Panda on Wednesday made a very sensational claim about Bollywood celebrities. He says some Bollywood celebrities are in touch with Pakistan's ISI. Not only this, paperwork is also going on to clamp down on these celebrities. He also tweeted a tweet supporting his point.

Baijayant J Panda, Image Credit: The Hindu
Baijayant J Panda, Image Credit: The Hindu

Baijayant J Panda' tweet

He tweeted, "Came across shocking threads documenting personal and business links of some Bollywood personalities with certain Pakistanis and NRI's with undeniable track record encouraging violence in J & K, who have verifiable links to ISI and Pak army. I urge patriotic Bollywoodies to renounce them."

Panda, who was a Lok Sabha MP, however, did not name any person in his tweet. As soon as Panda tweeted this, curious people on the Internet immediately started reacting. While some people appealed to Panda to reveal the names of such Bollywood celebrities and bring out the facts related to them, someone suggested getting them investigated by NIA.

Let us tell you that after the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, Bollywood has been divided into many camps. One camp is accusing the discrimination, nepotism and the other camp is on the defensive mode. It should be noted that Sushant's body was found hanging from the noose hanging on June 14 at his flat in Bandra, Mumbai.

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