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Falaq Naaz, Sheezan's sister, shared a video on Instagram to clarify her remark that Tunisha and Sheezan's breakup was mutual... 


Digital Desk: On Monday, the family of accused Sheezan Khan held a news conference to confront claims made by the family of late actor Tunisha Sharma. 


During the press conference, it was asked if Tunisha had a breakup with Sheezan before her death. Responding to the allegations, Sheezan's sister Falaq Naaz has now posted a video on her Instagram account emphasising that the breakup was mutually agreed upon.


Watch the video here and what Sheezan's sister has to say: 


Falaq also stated that the press conference was "chaotic," with so many reporters questioning them that the statement was exaggerated. She captioned the video as follows: "Just to clear the air, our press conference today was so crazy that I'm addressing it here! #justiceforsheezan and #justicefortunishasharma." Shafaq ended the video by adding, "Remember, galat note pe breakup nhi hua. (Make no mistake, the breakup was not amicable.)" Sheezan's family members also accused Tunisha's mother Vinita Sharma of failing to care for her daughter while she was suffering from mental health concerns during the press conference.


Tunisha, 20, was found hanging on the set of her TV show Ali Baba: Dastaan-E-Kabul on December 24. Tunisha's mother, Vinita Sharma, subsequently filed a FIR against co-star and ex-boyfriend Sheezan Khan for abetting suicide, and the actor was arrested and held in judicial custody for 14 days on Saturday.










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