Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa co-star, actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi, has issued a public apology after sharing misinformation about Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, survivor of the recent Ahmedabad plane crash. On Thursday (June 19), the actress took to X (formerly known as Twitter), to question the authenticity of Ramesh, the lone survivor of the tragic incident.
However, after being called out for sharing fake information, she deleted the post and issues an apology.
Suchitra's now-deleted post read, "So this #vishwaskumarramesh lied about bng a passenger on the plane & the only survivor? This is seriously weird. Didn't his family in the UK corroborate his story? What abt his brother’s funeral that he was seen giving kandha to? Deserves not only some serious punishmnt but some mental asylum time if this is true uff (sic)."
Screenshot of Suchitra Krishnamoorthi's now-deleted post
However, shortly after, the actress retracted her statement and apologised for spreading what turned out to be false information.
In a follow-up post, she wrote, "Took out my last tweet on the Air India crash survivor. Seems to be false news circulated for God knows what reason. My apologies."
Check out her post here:
Suchitra had also revealed that she came across the false information on one of her friends' social media page.
The actress is quite active on social media and she often shares her views and opinions on various social and political issues.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Suchitra was last seen in Amazon Prime Video show Guilty Minds, which released in the year 2022. The actress has not announced her upcoming projects yet.
About Vishwas Kumar Ramesh
The catastrophic crash claimed the lives of 241 passengers and crew members on board, along with 29 people on the ground, making it one of the deadliest air disasters in recent times.
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Vishwas, a 40-year-old British businessman from Leicester, was discharged from Ahmedabad's Civil Hospital on June 17. He and his brother Ajay, both originally from Diu, were returning to London after visiting family in the Union Territory when tragedy struck.
On June 18, he led the funeral procession of Ajay in Diu. Still visibly injured and with bandages on his face, Vishwas shouldered the mortal remains of his brother, who had been seated beside him on the ill-fated Ahmedabad–London Gatwick flight on June 12.
