In an apparent dig at Kher, Shah had said, "A person who has never lived in Kashmir has started a fight for Kashmiri Pandits. Suddenly, he has become a displaced person."
"Shah Saab ki Jai Ho. By that logic NRIs should not think about India at all.:)," Kher had tweeted.
The actor later said that he had spoken to Shah to clarify the matter. Kher said Shah denied making that statement.
When approached for his comments, Shah said, "I don't want to say anything. I don't want to give any reaction. This is misreporting."
Replying to Bhandarkar, Pandit said, "Well said Sir. Just like @NaseerudinShah who is from #Meerut but raised his voice for #GujaratRiots.
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