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Shatrughan Sinha blames BJP IT cell for trolling daughter Sonakshi over Jharkhand silence

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Veteran actor-politician Shatrughan Sinha has spoken out against online trolling targeting his daughter Sonakshi Sinha, who faced criticism for not publicly commenting on the Jharkhand protests. He attributed the coordinated attacks to the BJP's IT cell, calling them paid trolls rather than genuine public sentiment. Shatrughan also highlighted Sonakshi's past work supporting underprivileged children in Jharkhand to counter the narrative against her. He added that Sonakshi has chosen to remain resilient and focus on her personal and professional life rather than engage with the negativity.

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