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Sooraj Pancholi says his name is being ‘unfairly’ dragged into Disha Salian case

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Sooraj Pancholi says his name is being ‘unfairly’ dragged into Disha Salian case

Sooraj Pancholi firmly denies any connection to the Disha Salian death investigation, asserting that he has never met either Disha or Aaditya Thackeray.

He emphasizes that his name has been unjustly associated with this case for years.

Having previously engaged with investigative agencies, he remains willing to cooperate further while urging the public to differentiate between sensationalized narratives and verified facts.

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