Actor
Pearl
V
Puri,
who
is
currently
under
14-day
judicial
custody,
after
being
arrested
by
Vasai
Police
for
allegedly
raping
and
molesting
a
minor
girl
on
the
sets
of
a
show.
Ever
since
the
news
came
out,
several
TV
celebs
like
Ekta
Kapoor,
Nia
Sharma
and
others
extended
their
support
to
Bepanah
Pyaarr
actor.
However,
Devoleena
Bhattacharjee
recently
slammed
those
celebs
who
supported
Pearl
and
asked
them
to
go
on
a
hunger
strike
instead
of
sharing
tweets
on
Twitter.
Well,
Devoleena
Bhattacharjee's
comment
didn't
go
down
well
with
Nia
Sharma
as
she
addressed
her
as
'Didi'
(elder
sister)
and
pointed
out
that
people
can't
go
on
strike
or
do
a
candle
march
for
Pearl
due
to
the
pandemic.
The
actress
even
mocked
her
dancing
skills
and
asked
her
to
practice
more.
Nia
tweeted,
"Didi
ko
koi
bata
do
dharna
and
candle
march
nahi
kar
sakte
pandemic
hai
abhi
bhi.
Also
Didi
needs
to
practice
her
dance
before
she
makes
those
pathetic
dance
reels
thinking
she's
nailing
them."
Interestingly,
Devoleena
Bhattacharjee
too
hit
her
back
with
a
strong
reaction
on
Twitter.
She
addressed
Nia
Sharma
'Choti'
(younger
sister)
and
took
a
dig
at
her
photoshoot
skills.
She
also
stated
that
Nia
might
have
reacted
to
articles
without
checking
the
truth
or
facts.
In
a
couple
of
tweets,
the
Saath
Nibhaana
Saathiya
actress
wrote,
"Please
Choti
ko
koi
bato
do
sirf
fashion
skills
dikhane
se
koi
insaan
nahi
banta
hai.Acchi
soch
aur
acche
dil
ki
zarurat
hoti
hai
jiski
kami
dikh
rahi
hai.And
whether
i
nailed
my
reels
or
no
let
my
fans
decide.Yahan
pe
bhi
judge
ban
gayee.Rather
focus
on
your
photoshoots."
"And
waise
all
my
tweets
were
for
those
who
are
abusing,trolling
&
cursing
,naming
the
7
yrs
old
girl
a
gold
digger.Mirchi
choti
ko
kyun
lagi?Or
May
be
she
is
one
of
them
who
reacts
reading
articles
without
checking
the
truth
&
facts,"
(sic)
she
added.
Looks
like
the
Pearl
V
Puri
case
has
divided
not
only
netizens,
but
also
celebs.
Now,
let's
see
what
will
be
the
court's
decision
in
the
next
hearing.
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