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Television actor Shilpa Shinde took a fresh swipe at Hina Khan, urging her to support educator Khan Sir amid the ongoing controversy surrounding him. Shilpa said Hina’s influence could help draw attention to the issue and seek justice

Mumbai: The war of words between television stars Shilpa Shinde and Hina Khan appears far from over. In a latest video shared on social media, Shilpa was seen taking an indirect dig at Hina’s recent statements and lengthy social media notes against her.

She was seen urging the actress to instead use her influence to support educator Khan Sir amid the controversy surrounding him. Beginning the video with a sarcastic reference to her own English-speaking abilities and Hina’s long English notes, Shilpa said she preferred speaking directly rather than posting long messages online.

“Hi guys, I am Shilpa Shinde and I am back again. Yes, my English is not that good. By the way, what is the benefit of such good English, I did not know. Sorry. I did not feel like writing in such long English and posting. It is better that I am in front of you man.”

(Hi guys, I am Shilpa Shinde and I am back once again. Yes, my English isn’t very good. Anyway, I don’t know what the use of such great English is. Sorry. I don’t know how to write long posts in English. It’s better that I come forward and speak directly)

The actress then shifted focus to Khan Sir and appealed to Hina to stand up for him instead of targeting her.

Shilpa said, “I have come to say that I will continue even after getting justice. Those who want me punished and those who are demanding justice from the producer, I want to say to them that I will not spend much for free. Now the time has come that the real man will be punished. For Khan Sir.”

(I want to say that I can wait for justice for myself. To those who want me punished and those seeking justice from the producer, I want to say that it won’t cost anything to speak up. The time has come to fight for the right person — Khan Sir)

Backing Khan Sir, Shilpa further added that his work and contribution had earned him the support of people across the country.

“Come, I will also be with you. First give him justice, after that punish me. My salaam to him. His work is such that no question will be raised on this day. The whole world will be with him. I will also be with him. You too will be with him.”

(Come forward, I am with you too. First get justice for him and then punish me if you want. My salutations to him. His work speaks for itself and cannot be questioned. The whole world is standing with him. I am standing with him too. You should stand with him as well)

Continuing her appeal, the actress urged Hina to raise her voice for Khan Sir, claiming that her support could bring greater attention to the issue.

“What an impact it will make on your value. The entire media will cover you. Isn’t it? Come, come. And you have spoken those words for me, even if they are babies, this time you will definitely speak for them. Come. I know you will definitely demand justice for them. And this time I too will be with you. After that You give me punishment.

(If you speak up, it will make a difference. The entire media will cover it, right? Come forward. And for the few words that were spoken against me, however broken they may have been, this time please speak for him. I know you will definitely appeal for justice for him. This time I am with you too. After that, you can punish me if you want. I am not that kind of person. Come forward)

The latest video of Shilpa, comes a few days after Hina Khan urged her followers not to indulge in trolling or personal attacks while supporting her.

Talking about the latest remarks come amid the controversy surrounding educator Khan Sir, who has found himself at the centre of a political and legal storm following a violent incident outside his coaching institute in Patna.

Recently, an FIR was registered in connection with a firing and vandalism case near the institute, with Khan Sir’s name also figuring in the investigation. Khan Sir has denied any wrongdoing and claimed that rival coaching centres were behind the attack.