Shekhar Suman seeks apology from creeps who who accused him of using Sushant's death for political agenda

Actor and host Shekar Suman who has been in the forefront seeking justice for Sushant Singh Rajput has demanded an pology from people who accused him of using the late actor's death for political motives. The Tridev actor, said that the elections in Bihar are done and he never cared about them. Taking to his Twitter he wrote, “When I met Tejashwi Yadav in connection with Sushant in Patna,a lot of ppl accused me of having political ambitions .The Bihar elections have come n gone and I cldnt care a fig about it. Wd these creeps who accused me now come forward and say sorry to me,” he said. Shekhar added in another tweet how one has to think a lot before taking a stand. “If you fight for a problem you are doing it for publicity, if you don’t you are a self-centered, coward and a selfish guy. One has to think a million times before taking a stand. There ain’t always a motive behind what you do,” he wrote.

When I met Tejashwi Yadav in connection with Sushant in Patna,a lot of ppl accused me of having political ambitions.The Bihar elections have come n gone and I cldnt care a fig about it.Wd these creeps who accused me now come forward and say sorry to me.

— Shekhar Suman (@shekharsuman7) November 17, 2020

He met Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav, the chief ministerial candidate of the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance), in June to discuss Sushant’s case. He clarified in a tweet later that he had no political ambitions. “I’ve no taste for politics,no inclination,no aptitude,no temperament.if given the choice i wdn’t like to touch it with a ten feet barge pole.ppl are trying hard to stop me from going ahead with #justiceforSushantforum by insinuating ive political ambitions,” he said. Earlier on the occasion of Diwali, Shekhar  urged everyone, to light diya in the memory of SSR. He wrote, “Remembering Sushant on this day. Exactly six months ago a tragedy of great magnitude happened. The whole nation cried. And is still grief struck. A light that illuminated millions extinguished forever. This Diwali is dedicated to you.”