'Everyone has the right to speak...', what else did Disha Patani's father say after the firing at home?

Firing at Bollywood actress Disha Patani's house in Bareilly spread panic in the entire area. Well-known gangster Goldie Brar has taken responsibility for this attack. The reason for the attack is said to be the insult of Hindu deities by Disha Patani's sister Khushboo Patani.

Disha Patani's father Jagdish Patani has given a statement in favor of elder daughter Khushboo. Actually, about a month ago, Khushboo Patani had made a controversial statement on storyteller Aniruddhacharya. After this matter gained momentum, firing was seen at Disha Patani's house.

What did Disha's father say?

Disha Patani's father Jagdish Patani says, "I don't think anyone has said anything wrong. If Acharya ji said something about women, then my daughter also said it. Everyone has the freedom to speak. But, it is not right to make it such a big issue."

What is the whole matter?

Let us tell you that former army officer Khushboo Patani, while sharing a story on Instagram, had called storyteller Aniruddhacharya a woman hater. Her statement was also being seen against Premananda Maharaj, but later Khushboo clarified that she had given this statement only in reference to Aniruddhacharya.

The attacker gave a warning

After the firing last night, this matter has once again come into discussion. Goldie Brar gang member Virendra Charan has taken responsibility for this attack. Virendra says that Khushboo has insulted Premananda Maharaj. Giving a warning after the attack, Virendra said-

Next time if she (Khushboo) or anyone else insults our religion, we will not leave him alive.

Giving information about the attack, Disha Patani's father said, "2 people came on a bike. One of the accused was driving the bike and he was wearing a helmet. The other had a gun in his hand and he was not wearing a helmet. I don't remember exactly how many rounds they fired? But, there must have been 8-10 rounds of firing."

What was the whole controversy?

Let us tell you that Khushboo Patani had commented on Aniruddhacharya and said, "If he comes in front of me, I will teach him a lesson." After the matter escalated, Khushboo again issued a statement saying that her comment was only against Aniruddhacharya, not against Premananda Maharaj.