Le communiqué médical sur l'acteur Rajesh Sharma retiré alors qu'une organisation cinématographique demande une enquête

Un communiqué médical concernant l'urgence médicale de l'acteur Rajesh Sharma a été retiré des réseaux sociaux. L'organisation des travailleurs du cinéma a réclamé une enquête approfondie sur les circonstances de son hospitalisation.

Le communiqué avait été partagé par l'actrice Sudipa Chatterjee mais n'est plus disponible en ligne. L'All India Cine Workers Association a demandé une enquête de haut niveau sur les événements qui auraient conduit à l'hospitalisation de Rajesh Sharma. L'incident se serait produit lors du tournage d'un film de Prabhas à Ramoji Film City, à Hyderabad, à la suite d'une piqûre d'insecte.

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