Divya Khosla Kumar demands bail for Pearl V Puri: Why snatch the basic human right from him to defend himself?

Naagin 3 actor Pearl V Puri was arrested on June 4 in an alleged rape case of a minor. He was booked under a section of The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. He was produced before the court and was sent to judicial custody for 14 days.

From Ekta Kapoor, Anita Hassanandani, to Karishma Tanna, several TV celebs have come forward and demanded justice for Pearl. Divya Khosla Kumar is one of them. She has been putting up posts seeking justice for Pearl. Now, she has put up a post demanding bail for her Teri Aankhon Mein co-star Pearl.

Taking to her Instagram handle, Divya wrote, “There were sm comments on my handle that why I’m trying to be the judge myself in the #pearlVpuri case..well let me update you all a little further…Pearl’s father passed away a few months back, his mother is suffering from a life-threatening disease…Rape charges of a 5ys old have been put on Pearl for which there is no bail under the POCSO act. now, who will fight his case for him…who will hire a lawyer for him & look into all intricacies.”

She further wrote, “His ailing mother is a senior citizen & starts crying every few seconds…He’s ready to fight his case & prove his innocence but at least release him on bail. He’s not running away anywhere but why snatch the basic human right from him to defend himself? WHY????”

Check out her post here.

 

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Recently, Divya penned a lengthy note on Instagram where she claimed that Pearl has been falsely accused in the rape case. She shared a picture of the parents of the victim and slammed the father for ‘mentally playing’ with his own daughter and using her for ‘personal gains’.

 

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Stay tuned for updates on Pearl’s case.

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