Actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi got into trouble after calling Air India crash survivor a liar, had to delete the post
Suchitra Krishnamoorthi Controversial Statement: Singer and actress Suchitra accused the only survivor of the Ahmedabad plane crash of lying, after which there was a ruckus.
Bollywood playback singer and actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi posted such a thing regarding Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, who was the sole survivor of the Ahmedabad plane crash, that it caused a commotion across social media. She openly accused Vishwas of being a liar and even claimed that he requires mental treatment. When things got heated, she deleted the tweet and apologized straight away.
While 270 people lost their lives in the Ahmedabad plane crash on June 12, Vishwas Kumar Ramesh was the only person who came out alive from this horrific tragedy. This miraculous rescue made the whole country emotional. But during this time, Suchitra Krishnamoorthi made a controversial tweet in which she claimed that Vishwas was lying and he had nothing to do with the plane crash. She had raised the question of whether anyone really confirmed that Vishwas was on that plane? She also questioned his mental state and wrote that if this is a lie, then Vishwas should be sent to jail or a mental asylum.
This tweet of Suchitra went viral rapidly, and users took her to task. Many journalists and common people told with evidence that Vishwas was actually on that plane, and this has been confirmed by the hospital and Air India. People accused Suchitra of adopting an irresponsible attitude and said that it is extremely inhuman to make such allegations against a person who is already going through deep shock.
Seeing the uproar increasing, Suchitra finally deleted her tweet and shared a new post in which she admitted her mistake. She wrote that she had tweeted this, trusting the information received from a friend, but she believes that she should not have done so without confirmation. She said, 'I have deleted the previous tweet on the survivor of the Air India accident. It seems that I was misled. I apologize for this.'
However, even after the apology, many users asked Suchitra whether, being a public figure, she should not have given a statement responsibly? Especially when the matter is so sensitive. At the same time, some people accepted her apology and said that it is important to learn from mistakes and move forward.
