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Sherlyn Chopra’s allegation on Sajid Khan – He asked me to give rating to him by showing his private part

Ever since Sajid Khan was introduced as a contestant in television’s most talked reality show ‘Bigg Boss 16’, there has been an uproar on social media as Sajid Khan has come under #MeToo in the last two-three years. facing serious charges. Several actresses and models had come forward and raised their voice against Sajid for accusing him of exploiting his position of power. The matter had escalated so much that Sajid had to drop his name from his film ‘Housefull 4’. Now Sherlyn Chopra has once again said a lot about Sajid. He has revealed a very obscene thing on his Twitter. Sajid did this ghastly panti? He (Sherlyn Chopra) wrote, ‘He showed me his private part and asked me to rate it on a scale of 0 to 10′ . I want to enter Bigg Boss house and give rating to him! Let’s see how a survivor deals with her molester! Please take a stand! @BeingSalmanKhan.’

Salman Khan also raised questions Sherlyn Chopra had accused the filmmaker (Sajid Khan) of sexual misconduct a few years ago. While talking to Filmbeat, she has expressed her anger and displeasure over Sajid Khan’s entry in Bigg Boss and said, ‘If Sajid had molested a girl close to or known to Salman Khan, would he have made the molester into Bigg Boss? Lets go home , What about the pain and sorrow of all the women who have dared to share about their horrific, shocking experiences with Sajid?’

Sajid Khan: Delhi Commission for Women wrote a letter to Anurag Thakur against Sajid Khan, saying – remove it from Bigg Boss 16 . Expressing disappointment, Sherlyn said, ‘This industry works like a mafia. Molesters, druggists, rapists, sexists are all given a billion second chances because they firmly believe that every sinner has a future. Sadly they don’t care much about their future. Most of the celebs feel that it is best to keep quiet and act quietly. They don’t understand that unless we unite as one force against the mafia, it will exist and flourish.

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