Udaipur: A Hindu man was strangulated to death in broad daylight in Rajasthan's Udaipur. Yes, the police have arrested the two Muslim accused involved in the incident. It is to be said that everyone is shocked at this heinous murder. Let us tell you all that now there is a situation of tension in Udaipur, after which a curfew was imposed in many areas. At the same time, internet services have also been suspended for 24 hours in the state. On the other hand, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has appealed to all to maintain peace and not try to spoil the atmosphere. Now Bollywood stars have tweeted their reaction to the incident. The first name on this list is Richa Chadha. She is quite active on social media and she is also vocal in every matter.
Let us tell you that the accused had also made a video of the murder, which is being shared on social media. In such a situation, Richa wrote, "This video is being shared fast without any warning. Please don't do that. Think about the victim's family and their suffering. It will take them a lifetime to recover. There can be no explanation for this murder. Punish the killers as soon as possible.'' Apart from her, Swara Bhaskar wrote on Twitter, "Deeply condemnable... According to the law, criminals should be dealt with promptly and strictly. heinous crime... Exclusive. As is often said, start with yourself if you want to kill in the name of your God. Sick monsters.''
Along with this, music composer, Vishal Dadlani wrote on Twitter, "This is madness. This is absolutely unacceptable. The culprits should be tried as per law and punished immediately. Please remember that all forms of communal hatred and violence are never acceptable. It is said that India is struggling every day because of politics over religion." This is how many celebs have expressed grief.
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