I just don’t have any words now...this is probably the ultimate insult to the dead, by besmirching him & his family name even after death using such shocking innuendos & degrading an entire culture...I come from a Bihari family & was born in Bihar, but I’ve hardly (1/n) https://twitter.com/liberal_slayaar/status/1291998088886808578

Ever heard or seen such terms being used to describe a married woman in a Bihari household... @ShekharGupta, do you & your organisation have ANY sense of journalistic propriety in you or not? Just how can such a deeply offensive piece written by @jyotiyadaav actually (2/n)

Passes your desk without any corrections at all? This piece is just another shameless attack on not only Sushant Singh Rajput, but to each and every person who has been born in Bihar...first we had to contend with the lousy reputation that our state got from the Gundaraj (3/n)

Unleashed in the Lalu-Rabri Devi era & how stigmatised it left people like us who had to move out of Bihar to make a living elsewhere, be it in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore or any other city, and now this piece is a further disgusting & disgraceful attack on our culture (4/n)

And our pride in actually being born in Bihar & making it big in this world...if you have any shame left in you Mr. @ShekharGupta, @ThePrintIndia & @jyotiyadaav, you should take this piece down & apologise to not only Sushant Singh Rajput’s family but also to each (5/n)

Bihari who has made it to a reasonable level in life battling all the prejudices that are saddled on us, else you should be prepared to face legal action from all of us for this act of vulture journalism.