Singer Abhijeet lashed out against Pakistani singers for infiltrating the Indian music industry and also lambasted the Bhatt's in an interview with MiD DAY on Friday from Singapore, where he is performing at concerts.
"I have been retaliating against the influx of Pakistani artists without a valid work permit in our film and music industry. Producers and singers should be tried in court for working without work permits in India. This is a big crime they have been committing since years. There are extremely talented singers in our country who are jobless, but the Bhatts are promoting singers and actors from Pakistan who are useless and nowhere compared to their Indian counterparts."
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He added: "I have refused to sing for the Bhatts as it is below my dignity to be associated with people who are probably 'agents for Pak artists'. There is a difference between promoting a culture and promoting a profession. Their 'mental recession' is visible from their line of flop films that are mere copies of Hollywood films and tunes taken from anywhere and everywhere."
Abhijeet cleared the fact that he did not want to talk about the Bhatts and David Headley connection. "I did not blame Rahul Bhatt; it's the media that has brought out a possible terror link. For the Bhatts it's a case of 'you reap what you sow'."
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Rahul Bhatt (pictured) reportedly came into contact with LeT operative David Headley through Vilas Warak, the American's gym instructor in Mumbai.
Once that contact was made, Headley ignored Warak, Intelligence sources said.
"After Kargil and numerous terror attacks and now 26/11 do we want to still dance and sing to their tunes? Would the family's massacred innocent victims sing the song and forget the wounds? I have the guts to stand for what I have been screaming my lungs out for," said an angry Abhijeet. "I am a true son of the soil who will fight for his motherland."
Implying he wasn't insecure about work, he said: " I have survived in this industry for what I am. I have built an empire that many filmy people can't even dream of. Because of that I am surviving among hypocrites and rotten industry-wallas."
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