Will Salman Khan take action against Kapil Sharma for SUPPORTING Sidhu?

Producer Ashoke Pandit requested Salman to look after the matter and the netizens agree

Published: Thursday,Feb 21, 2019 10:46 AM GMT-07:00

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Lots of mayhem has already been created over Navjot Singh Sidhu's remarks on the Pulwama terrorist attacks. The fans got so infuriated that they started hashtags to ban him from the show and got the producers to even sack him. Soon the buzz was that Archana Puran Singh has replaced him on the show but neither Archana nor Sidhu have confirmed the news.

After Sidhu commented, Kapil Sharma too took a stand and said that banning someone from the show is not the solution. And then the netizens got after Kapil Sharma and started trending the hashtag to boycott him.

Meanwhile, one of the producers of Anupam Kher's Accidental Prime Minister, Ashoke Pandit, took to his Twitter and requested the co producer of The Kapil Sharma Show, Salman Khan to take action against him as well. His support towards Sidhu has become a matter of concern for the entire nation it seems.

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https://twitter.com/ashokepandit/status/1097698882463641603

Kapil Sharma made a comeback in December 2018 and was not working since last one year after his fallout with Sunil Grover. The tough times are still going hand in hand with Kapil.

Archana Puran Singh in a statement clarified that she shot for TKSS two days before the attacks and is not aware that she is replacing Sidhu. However, she said that if she is asked to do so, she will. Now only time will tell if Salman actually takes some action against Kapil or not.

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Mandy @BeyondHorizon

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I still don't get what was wrong in what Sidhu mentioned. He stated his views. Even if the government of a country is to be blamed, it is harsh to include normal civilians who have nothing to do with politics and terrorism n tag them as terrorists. He just said its unfair to blame an entire nation, a segment of which might include people who wish for peace. I don't see why people bashed him so much for that. I agree with Kapil here. How would banning Sidhu resolve the issue? Should a person be punished for expressing his/her views on neutral grounds?

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