Dangal Girl Trolled, Says Sorry For Meeting Mehbooba Mufti 

Zaira Wasim met the chief minister Mehbooba Mufti on Saturday - Sakshi Post

Srinagar: Zaira Wasim, who gave a stupendous performance in the Aamir Khan-starrer movie 'Dangal' posted an apology statement for meeting Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mehbooba Mufti. The Dangal girl took to social media on Monday to post an apology.

The 16-year-old met the chief minister on Saturday, who enquired about her education and interest in other creative fields like acting. However, the Srinagar-based Zaira was trolled on social media when photos from the meeting emerged.

She took to social media to apologise for hurting the sentiments of fellow Kashmiris. Without saying what she was sorry for, the actor wrote in her "open confession/apology" that she does not want anyone to follow her footsteps or even consider her as a role model. "I'm not proud of what I'm doing and I want everyone, especially the youth to know that there are real role models out there whether they be in this time or in our history."

Zaira’s Facebook post

Hinting that the apology may have to do with her recent meeting with the chief minister, the post stated, "I know many people have been offended and displeased by my recent actions or people I have recently met..." "...I understand the sentiments behind it especially considering what had happened over the past 6 months."

Meanwhile, former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah wrote in support of Zaira and tweeted,"A 16 year old shouldn't be forced to apologise & that too allegedly for meeting Mehbooba Mufti. What are we coming to!!!!!"

"I've a problem with Mehbooba Mufti trying to usurp other peoples success to cover up her own failures but why punish/troll people she meets?" he tweeted.

Kashmir has been in a state of unrest since the July 8 killing of a militant commander Burhan Wani. His death sparked anti-India protests in the Valley, leading to a curfew being imposed in the region for almost two months.





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