Bollywood's link with ISI uncovered after pictures of Shah Rukh Khan, wife Gauri with anti-India people go viral

After BJP Vice President Baijayant Jai Panda claimed that a few Bollywood celebrities have verifiable links to Pakistani spy agency ISI and Pakistan Army on Wednesday, it is now being said that Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri have a business relationship with Rehan Siddique and Tony Ashai, who are accused of making anti-India statements in Jammu and Kashmir.

According to sources quoted by Zee News, both Shahrukh and Gauri have a business relationship with Tony, who resides in the US.

An architect by profession, Tony was born in Kashmir and has been allegedlt of provoking Kashmiri youth to pick-up stones and guns. For the uninitiated, this has also been the case with terror sympathisers in Jammu and Kashmir, who provoke the youth to take up arms and pelt stones.

Reacting to the news, Tony Ashai tweeted, "This conspiracy theory that Indian media is peddling about me being an ISI agent is baseless. These journalists either put out a proof or apologize unconditionally. Short of that you will be sued individually in US Courts and will have to prove it there."

This conspiracy theory that Indian media is peddling about me being an ISI agent is baseless. These journalists either put out a proof or apologize unconditionally. Short of that you will be sued individually in US Courts and will have to prove it there.

— Tony Ashai (@tonyashai) July 23, 2020

It may be noted that DNA does not vouch for the authenticity of the Twitter account.

Rehan Siddique, on the other hand, is a Pakistani based in Houston. He has reportedly organized over 400 concerts with many stars from South Asia and Bollywood. A radio channel which he owns often supports terrorist activities in Kashmir.

Siddiqui has extensive experience in the music and radio industry and is said to have organised more than 400 successful concerts with many of the biggest stars from South Asia and Bollywood.

Earlier this month, he was blacklisted by the Ministry of Home Affairs funding over his anti-India propaganda especially related to Kashmir.