Shiv Sainiks seek apology from SRK
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While the movie My Name Is Khan is still a few days away from release, the SRK-Kajol starrer is already making news though not for all the right reasons. Shah Rukh Khan, who is always vocal about his opinions on social and cultural issues, is being asked to apologise for things that he said out of his own will. He went on to say that Pakistani cricketers need to be part of the IPL 3, but such a comment from a world renowned celebrity was unacceptable to Shiv Sainiks. They expressed their discontent over the actor’s comments saying Shah Rukh has insulted the 26/11 martyrs. Taking a cue, the Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage and tore …
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