
Chum Darang: Chum Darang said about Sonam Raghuvanshi's case, 'I was worried for her. I did not think that she was behind all this...'
Chum Darang On raja Raghuwanshi Case: Actress Chum Darang has reacted to the murder of raja Raghuvanshi in the Northeast. She has defended the Northeast on her insta story.
Recently Raja Raghuvanshi was murdered in Meghalaya. After this, amid the hatred and negativity spread for the Northeast in many states, actress Chum Darang was seen standing strongly in support of the Northeast states. She feels that it is wrong to blame the entire state for a crime and make it normal.
The hatred spread after the murder of raja Raghuvanshi in meghalaya has raised concerns for tourism in the state. Tourists have canceled their plans with many travel agencies. Now, Chum Darang, who became famous from bigg boss 18, has reacted to the whole uproar and defended the northeastern state of India.
On her instagram story, Chum Darang wrote, 'The raja Raghuvanshi case shocked me. I am sure everyone was worried about the 'wife' after Raja was found. But I never thought that she was behind all this. The incident broke my heart. Apart from this, I saw that many people are blaming the local people for this case. I am not saying that crime does not happen in the northeastern states, but pointing fingers at people directly is not a good thing.'
Let us tell you that 30-year-old businessman raja Raghuvanshi, a resident of Indore, Madhya Pradesh, was married to Sonam. According to the police, Sonam along with her lover conspired to kill her husband. After this, Raja was murdered in Shillong, Meghalaya. The police have described Raja's wife as the mastermind of the murder. Five people were involved in this case along with Sonam. The whole country is shocked by this murder.
Chum Darang is a social worker along with being a model and actress. She became famous with 'Bigg Boss 18' and the film 'Badhaai Do'. Chum Darang also appeared in 'Gangubai Kathiawadi'. Chum Darang has worked in the tv series 'Paatal Lok' and 'Khauf'.