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Rhea Chakraborty granted bail; Are celebrities an easy target for witch hunt? | The Urban Debate
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45:05Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, as Rhea Chakraborty gets relief from Narcotics Control Bureau, it is stated that she was had not participated in the procurement of drugs. Many have now claimed witch-hunt pertaining to the different narratives that are now set in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case. AIIMS forensic report ruled out murder and foul play, whereas Sushant Singh Rajput's family lawyer has now asked for a fresh new probe in the case. Geeta Luthra, a senior advocate in the Supreme Court states that the question is, would the rule of law not be the same for everyone? She further adds that the Supreme Court itself has said that criminal cases of MLAs and MPs gave to have special benches.
KV Sridhar, Ad Guru, explains that it is up to individual celebrities to draw a line between what is legal and what is moral. He further adds that it is very difficult to not destroy yourself if you put a foot on the wrong side of the law.
Nupur Mehta, an actor questions if it is concerning when the law-enforcement agencies believe that film actors need to be treated differently?
'To even have the conversation that because you’re a celebrity, we’re going to hold you to a different standard and you’ll have to pay more dearly than other people is ridiculous', says Sucharita Tyagi, Film Critic.
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