Kushal Tandon Critical Karan Veer Mehra for having written a poem on the terrorist attack of Pahalgam
Pahalgam’s terrorist attack shocked everyone. Not only are Bollywood celebrities, but television stars also expressed sorrow. Actor Kushal Tandon criticized Karan Veer Mehra’s poetry for Pahalgam’s terrorist attack on his Instagram handle and suspended the Industry Valley Treaty. Kushal publicly searched Karan’s poetry video on the tragic incident. By publishing on his Instagram stories, Kushal criticized Karan and shared the screenshot of his video, saying: “Hey brother, close his bathroom. And get Pakistan tickets.”
Karan Veer Mehra cleaning
Those who do not know, let them know that the winner of Bigg Boss 18 Karan shared a video reading a poem expressing his anger in the face of Pahalgam’s terrorist attack. In a short time, Neetzens criticized Karan and called her Tone-Def. Karan reacted to criticism and said that the poem’s goal was to break the hatred chain. On Sunday, Karan published a long note on the controversy on his Instagram stories. He started: “The eye instead of the eye will not make the whole world blind, the last person will always have an eye, and we all know who can be the last person. But the real question is whether you would like to break the hatred chain and make the world better? My poem had exactly the same meaning.” It was also written in the note: “I have condolences to families who lost their loved ones during the attack on Pahalgame. Criminals are undergoing severe punishment. We are not afraid. We are not afraid.” He finally said: “Sunil Shetty Sir” quote “Next Festivals in Cashmere (the next vacation will be in Pahalgam). “”
Karan Veer’s poem has created a heckling
Wednesday, Karan Veer shared a video and said: “What will happen to this earth, the stars of the moon?
The winner of the boss of Youtuber and Bigg, Elvish Yadav, criticized Karan and wrote on X: “Did the votes come from Pakistan, brother?” On April 22, terrorists attacked tourists in Basaron Maidan in Pahalgam and killed 25 Indian citizens and a Nepalese citizen.
– Karan Veer Mehra (@karanveermehra) April 23, 2025
An eye for an eye will not leave blood from all over the world, the last person will still have an eye and we all know who could be this last person. But the real question is: Raather would you break the hatred chain and make the world better? This is exactly what the poem meant
My…– Karan Veer Mehra (@karanveermehra) April 27, 2025
