Actor Sooraj Pancholi, who was recently acquitted in the Jiah Khan case, visited the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in Delhi to seek blessings on Wednesday. He shared his glimpse with his followers on his social media, posting pictures of himself at the holy site.
On Wednesday, Sooraj took to Instagram and shared some pictures on social media where he can be seen seeking blessings. The actor was dressed casually in a blue T-shirt and denim as he folded his hands in prayer. He ditched a text-full caption and added a folded hands emoji while sharing the photos.
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Earlier Sooraj had visited the Siddhivinayak temple located in Mumbai after the special CBI court declared him not guilty of the accusations, citing insufficient evidence against him. He had also posted an Instagram story shortly after receiving significant legal relief in the case. Sooraj had taken to his Instagram Stories and had written, “The TRUTH always wins!”
Sooraj Pancholi, who was in a relationship with Jiah Khan when she died, was accused of abetting her commit suicide by Jiah's mother Rabi Khan after a big argument between the two. However, on April 28, the court acquitted the Sooraj of all charges, stating that there was insufficient evidence linking him to the abetment. Sooraj, the son of Zarina and Bollywood actor Aditya Pancholi, made his Bollywood debut in 2015 with the movie Hero, alongside Athiya Shetty. He appeared in court on the same day, accompanied by his mother and actress Zarina Wahab.
Almost ten years before, on June 3, 2013, Jiah's mother Rabia Khan discovered her daughter hanging from the ceiling of her home in Mumbai's Juhu neighbourhood. The Juhu Police detained actor Suraj Pancholi, Jiah Khan's then-boyfriend, for aiding suicide after a 6-page letter allegedly written by Jiah was discovered at her home. It was asserted that the suicide letter was evidence against Suraj and that it represented their turbulent relationship.
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