A
week
ago,
Mukesh
Khanna
had
dismissed
the
rumours
of
his
death
and
had
shared
a
video
in
which
he
clarified
that
he
is
perfectly
alright.
He
had
also
slammed
people
who
spread
rumours
about
him
online.
The
Shaktimaan
actor
yet
again
took
to
his
Instagram
account
to
slam
people
who
spread
false
news
of
his
death
and
has
also
warned
of
police
action.
The
actor
captioned
the
post
in
Hindi
and
said,
"Who
spread
the
false
news
of
my
death!
I
was
silent
for
seven
days
as
I
was
mourning
my
sister's
demise,
I
am
breaking
my
silence
today,
and
I
am
asking
the
first
question
to
the
person
or
people
who
spread
the
false
news
of
my
death
on
social
media.
Do
you
have
parents,
siblings
and
grandparents
in
your
house?
If
any
of
yours'
false
news
spread
in
such
a
way,
then
how
angry
your
family
members
and
well-wishers
will
feel.
Do
you
have
any
idea?
Some
weak-hearted
people
can
get
shocked.
Do
you
have
a
conscience
or
not?
Is
there
even
a
little
feeling
of
sensitivity
in
you
or
not?
If
it
were,
you
would
never
do
such
abusive
acts.
That
too,
when
we
wish
for
each
other
to
be
healthy
and
have
a
long
life."
He
further
added,
"Before
this,
you
have
posted
such
false
news
about
many
actors.
What
do
you
get
out
of
this?
Some
views
on
your
social
media
account!
What
a
poor
thought
you
guys
have.
I
will
expose
your
people
and
you
will
have
to
bear
the
brunt
of
it.
I
have
expressed
my
thoughts
and
anguish
in
this
video
of
mine.
Look
and
do
not
forward
such
rumours,
without
knowing
the
truth."
It
has
to
be
recalled
that
soon
after
his
death
rumours,
Mukesh
Khanna
lost
his
elder
sister
to
lung
congestion.
The
Mahabharat
actor
had
revealed
in
his
post
on
Instagram
that
his
sister
had
won
over
COVID-19
in
12
days
but
succumbed
to
lung
congestion.