Kapil Sharma and Navjot Singh Sidhu have found themselves entangled in legal trouble after receiving a notice from Bollywood actress Rozlyn Khan. The notice stems from claims made on television about cancer treatment, allegedly misleading the audience.
During a recent episode of Kapil Sharma's show, Navjot Singh Sidhu discussed his wife's cancer treatment, mentioning the use of neem leaves and turmeric. These comments have sparked controversy, as medical experts have labeled such claims as false and potentially harmful. Rozlyn Khan, a cancer survivor herself, is at the forefront of this legal challenge, asserting that these statements could mislead the public.
Rozlyn Khan argues that making unverified claims about cancer treatment on a widely watched platform can erode trust in medical science. She fears that individuals might turn to unproven methods instead of relying on evidence-based treatments, which could jeopardize their health. She insists that public figures like Kapil Sharma and Navjot Singh Sidhu should avoid making such statements that can have serious repercussions.
Navjot Singh Sidhu's appearance on Kapil Sharma's show has caused quite a stir, with his personal revelations adding fuel to the fire. Medical experts have voiced their concerns, stressing the need for accurate information and cautioning against the promotion of unverified treatments.
Sidhu has a long connection with Kapil Sharma’s shows. He was one of the judges on The Great Indian Laughter Challenge when Kapil first gained fame. Sidhu then became a part of Kapil’s comedy show on Colors in 2013 and later moved with him to Sony. However, in 2019, Sidhu was replaced by Archana Puran Singh following his controversial comments on the Pulwama attack.
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