Nandita says Puri's fans and people who knew him globally are tagging the fake profile.
"I just want to tell his fans that Om Puri was never on Twitter. A lot of people who knew him internationally and foreign media picked up stuff from a profile called Om Rajesh Puri but that was not Puriji's account.
"There are other such profiles. We just don't want any complications to arise," Nandita told PTI.
"My father was never on Twitter nor am I. Someone has been posting in his name. I got to know about it when my friends asked me whether my father was on Twitter," he said.
Puri died on January 6, at his residence, after suffering a massive heart attack.
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