📌 Key Points
- Actor-MP Ravi Kishan reacted to Sanchita Ugale’s alleged suicide, calling it a ‘great sin’.
- Kishan stated that souls who die by suicide never find ‘moksh’ and roam as spirits.
- He emphasized meditation and spirituality as crucial solutions to prevent young people from taking their lives.
- Sanchita Ugale, 22, had featured in films like ‘Chhaava’ and ‘Silence 2: The Night Owl Bar Shootout’.
Actor and MP Ravi Kishan has sparked controversy with his remarks on suicide following the tragic death of 22-year-old actor Sanchita Ugale. Kishan labeled suicide a “great sin,” suggesting meditation and spirituality as crucial deterrents, drawing both attention and debate.
Ravi Kishan’s Controversial Stance
Actor and MP Ravi Kishan recently spoke to the press about the death of 22-year-old actor Sanchita Ugale by alleged suicide. While speaking about how young people in the country are turning to suicide, he remarked that the solution lies in meditation and spirituality. Giving Sanchita’s example, he also spoke about how he believed taking one’s life is a ‘great sin’.
Spiritual Solution to Suicide?
Explaining why he said that, the actor-politician added, “Suicide to sabse bada paap hai, vo aatma ko kabhi moksh hi nahi milta. Jo bhi aatmahatya karta hai, uski aatma yahi bhatakti hai. Kyunki usne apne nirdharit samay par praan nahi tyaga. Pehle le liya. To vo vahin aatmayen banke, pret pishach banke, yahi ghoomte hai. (It is a great sin to die by suicide; souls like that never find salvation. The souls of people who die by suicide roam here. It’s because they took their life before it was destined. Souls like that turn into spirits or supernatural entities and roam here).”
Sanchita Ugale’s Tragic Demise
“A police team inspected the scene immediately after being alerted about the incident. We did not find anything suspicious at the spot, and no suicide note was recovered,” said a police official. Sanchita also featured in films, including the younger version of Tara Rani in the Vicky Kaushal-starrer Chhaava . She also starred in Manoj Bajpayee’s Silence 2: The Night Owl Bar Shootout.
Ravi Kishan’s strong spiritual views on suicide, expressed after Sanchita Ugale’s passing, highlight a complex societal issue. His call for meditation as a preventative measure offers a unique perspective, sparking further discussion on mental health and spiritual well-being.
