"Dont teach them how to grief, don't you dare accuse them of anything": Munmun Dutta on people's insensitive comments towards Rhea, Kriti & Ankita!

Sushant Singh Rajput's untimely demise has left the entire country shattered. Many celebrities have taken it on their social media account to share the importance of mental health and have asked people to be kind and nice to each other everyday. Actress Munmun Dutta who plays the role of Babita in Sab TV popular show Taarak Mehta ka Ooltah Chashmah takes it to her Instagram account to pen down a note for people on social media. 

In the post, the Actress mentioned that the insensitive, hurtful and vulgur comments that Rhea Chakraborty, Kriti Sanon and Ankita Lokhande have received since yesterday showcases the toxicity of people on social media. She also added that these girls and others have shared moments with him in their lives so don't teach them how to grief. 

Her post read, "This pandemic has affected even the most resilient ones . It has triggered some serious mental health issues , mostly, in the vulnerable ones. 

But I am more surprised ( or should I say not surprised) by our human behaviour on social media. The barrage of insensitive, hurtful, and vulgar comments Rhea Chakraborty, Kriti Sanon or Ankita Lokhande have received since yesterday shows how retarded our society is and how toxic people are on social media . These girls along with the family members and close friends of Sushant Singh must be fighting their own severe battle and people are adding up to it by harassing them non stop with their toxic comments. Who are these toxic people? Were u more close to Sushant than any of them ??? .

You knew him JUST by his work. These girls and others have shared moments with him in their lives. So Don't teach them how to grieve !!! Don't you dare accuse them of anything. Keep your moral policing to yourself."

She further added, "These kind of behaviour should be made absolutely ILLEGAL and punishable by act . People tend to forget that celebrities are humans and such toxic, vulgar, insensitive comments causes great danger to people mentally. 

Sushant's death is a huge blow to the entire country and it has brought forth the glaring problem of depression which is often ignored or not spoken about because of the stigma attached to it or sometimes because of sheer ignorance or insensitivity towards the disease or any other mental illness, as a matter of fact.

Depression is real and one NEVER know which word or action or incident might trigger it.

So If you have nothing better to say, move along. Be Kind and sensitive towards everyone."