Deepika Padukone is that one Bollywood actress who is loved by everyone inside and outside btown. This time the Bajirao Mastani actress is grabbing eyeballs for all the wrong reasons.

Ms Padukone decided to auction her clothes to support the Live Love Laugh Foundation and her collection has couture and non-couture pieces worn by her. Initiative taken by the actress towards the betterment of mental health. It started in the year 2015 and during covid- 19 she even launched ‘Frontline Assist’ for Covid warriors.

Deepika’s decision to auction her clothes has now come under the scanner and netizens are criticising her for putting up two Kurtas for sale. One of these kurtas was wore by her to Jiah Khan’s funeral and the other was worn to Priyanka Chopra’s father’s prayer in 2013.

One of the Twitter users wrote on her tweeter, “I am so shocked.. my favourite Deepika Padukone has auctioned her non couture clothes from 2013.. I repeat 2013 that she wore to different funerals events. Low blow!”.
The other user said, “Who the hell buys old, second hand zara or Jhuttis for god’s sakes!!!! Rather why would you sell it and not donate this to the needy… classless! Sheesh.”
Amidst all these someone commented, saying, “Fans of these actors are immense. They will do anything for them: these clothes are actually being sold for a paltry sum and their fans will obviously buy them.”

This shows how much anger is there amongst people for her action. Now only time will tell of audiences forgive and forget this act when she comes up with her new releases.

Advocate Prashant Patil, who represented Sooraj in the trial, said, “The order granted by the Hon’ble Sessions Court to transfer the said case to the Special CBI Court is a welcome move for my client, Sooraj Pancholi. We have been moving applications since the beginning of the trial to expedite the case and decide the matter on its merits within six months. Our applications are allowed. Even then, the trial proceedings were delayed. We then moved a Writ Petition before the Hon’ble Bombay High Court to expedite the trial and conclude it within six months. The matter has now been transferred to Hon’ble CBI Court which according to law is the correct legal position. We are confident now that the matter shall be expeditiously conducted and concluded. If the prosecution has faith in their allegations against my client, it should conduct the trial on a day-to-day basis and prove the guilt of my client. Procrastinating justice only hurts the basic principle of criminal jurisprudence. On the next date, we shall move the application to expedite the proceedings of the trial on a day-to-day basis before the Hon’ble CBI Court”, published TOI.

Eight years after the death of Jiah Khan, the case will now be heard by the special CBI Court.
The CBI sent the dupatta used by Khan for suicide to the Central Forensic Science Laboratory in Chandigarh. They also strived to retrieve messages exchanged between Khan and Pancholi by sending their phones to the forensic unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the US. The application is likely to be heard by the special CBI Court again.

Jiah was found hanging in her Juhu home by her mother Rabia on June 3, 2013. Pancholi was arrested on June 10, 2013, and was granted bail in July. He is facing trial under Section 306 (abetment of suicide) under the Indian Penal Code.