Should she have allowed a depressed man to consume drugs: Ankita on Rhea`s arrest
Rhea and her brother have approached the special court under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act for bail as their pleas were rejected by the Magistrate court on Wednesday. In a fresh plea, filed by her lawyer Satish Maneshinde, the 28-year-old actress claimed to be "innocent". "She has not committed any crime whatsoever and has been falsely implicated in the case," said the plea.
Ankita Lokhande has penned a note on Instagram explaining why she called Rhea Chakraborty's arrest and act of "karma". She has also shared a message for her haters, claiming that Rhea was at fault behind Sushant Singh Rajput's alleged drug consumption, despite knowing about his mental condition.
She began the note saying, "I again clarify, for the reason time and again being asked by the media to me on whether I feel it's a murder or suicide? I have never said it's a murder or anyone in particular is responsible. I always have encouraged justice for my late friend SSR and stood by the bereaved family and truth should be brought out by the investigating agencies. Being a Maharashtrian and an Indian citizen, I have total faith in the Maharashtra State Govt/Police & Central Government instrumentalities. Though when some lingos like "Sautan" and "widow" were used for me, which is in public knowledge. I never responded to it. I only came forward to narrate about SSR and his mental health till 2016."
In her message to the 'haters', she further wrote, "Dear Haters! Let us assume you must have known in and out about your friend and whats going on in her life and relationship. Glad to see you wake up finally, but I wish you would have woken up sooner and advised your friend not to support any kind of drug abuse by SSR if any."
TAGS : should she have allowed a depressed man to consume drugs, ankita lokhande on rhea chakraborty arrest, sushant singh rajput, death case, ssr case, ncb, ankita lokhande, rhea chakraborty, bollywood, bollywood news, ifairer
