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Jesmina

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Posted: 12 years ago

Facebook page launched to demand justice for late Jiah Khan

A Facebook page has been created to fight for justice for Bollywood actress Nafisa alias Jiah Khan, who committed suicide by hanging herself in her Juhu apartment. It was reported that she was depressed due to her failing career and

A Facebook page has been created to fight for justice for Bollywood actress Nafisa alias Jiah Khan, who committed suicide by hanging herself in her Juhu apartment. It was reported that she was depressed due to her failing career and crumbling personal life.

Titled "Justice for Jiah Khan", it was launched Monday on the socialnetworking site(URL: https://www.facebook.com/Justice.For.Jiah.Khan). An initiative by Newz66, news and content website, it is reportedly supported by several Bollywood artistes and media professionals.

The page states that Jiah's suicide was completely sudden, unexpected and uncalled for. She was a strong, determined person and it is obvious there is much more than what meets the eye. LIKE this page and leave your comments to ensure that the truth prevails.

Jiah's mother Rabiya Khan has alleged her late daughter was in a live-in relationship with Sooraj Pancholi, son of actor Aditya Pancholi and unrequited love killed her.

On June 10 Sooraj had been arrested by Mumbai police in connection with suicide of Jiah and he will remain in custody till Thursday. Police await Jiah's medical reports to carry probe further.

- This lady Rabiya something is creepy about her!!!

And now justtice for what? When she was alive how come they didnt stand together to get her justice against her bf and his family and when she got Abused by her looser BF many time where justice was then?

Edited by J3SANGEL - 12 years ago

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Posted: 12 years ago

whatever happened was really unfortunate. but justice? like, really 🤓

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Cutiepie_Rani

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Posted: 12 years ago

Justice makes sense if it was a murder case or if this was brought out when she was alive, told to the police, and yet the police did nothing. Only then does it make sense to give her justice.

But what justice are they talking about after her death? I admit what happened was tragic and unfortunate, but it wasn't a murder. So I'm sort of confused as to what justice they are talking about.

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Posted: 12 years ago

Don't care. Only one guilty in suicide case is the person themself.

But this is totally bullshit. Suraj is not responsible for her death. Jiah's mom is making things worse. She's seeking media and public's attention and just looking for someone to blame all this at. Nevertheless I don't care what happens now. But I feel Suraj is not to be blamed for death. Though he probably was a dickhead who didn't show the same affection for her or he ma have cheated on her but that's not a reason for one to kill themself. Yesterday, Zarina Wahab said that note was written way before her death

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Jesmina

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani
Justice makes sense if it was a murder case or if this was brought out when she was alive, told to the police, and yet the police did nothing. Only then does it make sense to give her justice.

But what justice are they talking about after her death? I admit what happened was tragic and unfortunate, but it wasn't a murder. So I'm sort of confused as to what justice they are talking about.

Me too... I think the mother doing everything possible to ruined this guy,his family and his upcoming career for the vengeance!!!

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Cutiepie_Rani

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: J3SANGEL

Me too... I think the mother doing everything possible to ruined this guy,his family and his upcoming career for the vengeance!!!

What I don't understand is why couldn't all of this be done when she was alive? Why now after she's dead? So had she not committed suicide everything would of just slid by? Something isn't matching up here.

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Posted: 12 years ago

This is too much!

why is her death been talked about so much ? don't couples fight or argue when there is problem or discomfort in a relationship?? and her letter shows she was not in a right frame of mind.. in such times people are driven by mood swings and neurotic behaviour.. that led her to take such an extreme step.. I feel so sorry for her... and now i feel sorry for the guy as well.. poor guy!

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Koiza

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Posted: 12 years ago

what justice?

she chose to end it- yes the guy was one of the reasons but doesn't mean he literally killed her

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Wicked

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Posted: 12 years ago

Guys, there is no need to overreact. Come on! It's the damn Indian laws we are talking about!

A. It is a suicide case; not a murder case.
B. Nowhere in the six-page letter has Jiah mentioned the name Suraj.
C. Justice would have made sense, had they done something about it when Jiah was alive and struggling to make it through.
D. Suraj is a spoiled brat of a rich, characterless and influential father. Counting the exact number of stars in the universe may one day become possible, but his long-term incarceration or sentence will not!
E. Jiah had the choice to walk out of the relationship without overburdening herself; she wasn't obligated to binding herself to him. He was a womanizer and abuser, according to her, right?
F. As someone aptly said above - this is now going overboard! She wasn't that great an actor, anyway!