Urfi Javed lashes out at man spreading fake rumors of her death, says 'What is happening in this world?'

Urfi Javed is not the one who takes trolls silently. Just like her fashion sense, her reaction to the online bullies is also extremely bold. Recently, Urfi called out a man who had spread fake news about her death.

Talking about the same, Urfi Javed shared a screenshot of a Facebook post done by the said person named Kailash Raj who shared a picture of the actress’ bruised neck. The user tried to showcase the post as if the Bigg Boss OTT contestant has hung herself. He captioned it stating, “RIP Urfi Javed, a big loss for no anyone. 1997-2022”

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The same person also commented on his own post stating, “I stand by Urfi’s murderer.” Urfi Javed captioned the horrifying post by stating, “What is happening in this world? I’ve been receiving so many death threats and now this. The comment says they stand with my murderer. Insane.” Take a look at the post.

Well, this was truly a disgusting act of trolling by the netizen, and Urfi Javed being a badass woman, exposed the same in a savage manner. Earlier, the Chandra Nandini actress had also called out a man who sent her a death threat. Not only this but Urfi had tagged the Mumbai Police to the post and had asked them to take strict action against the man.

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Urfi Javed had received the death threat after she had condemned the brutal murder of a Udaipur-based tailor called Kahaiya Lal by extremist men after the former had showcased his support for Nupur Sharma. The Kausatii Zindagi Kay actress had strongly criticized the frightening incident on her social media account and stated that extremism in any man-made belief such as religion will only cause destruction. Urfi went on to receive a death threat by a user soon after that post. The user had called her a ‘Chudail’ (witch) and had supported the beheading of the tailor.