Ranojoy Bishnu intends to take legal steps for tarnishing his image on social media
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Ranojoy Bishnu’s ex-girlfriend Sohini Sarkar got married to Shovan Ganguly on July 15. Ever since reports on his former relationships have cropped up. His other ex, actress Sayantani Guhathakurta, accused him of exploiting his girlfriends for monetary gain. She said that Ranojoy used his girlfriends like ATM cards, and Sohini Sarkar supported her. Now, Ranojoy Bishnu responded to the issue.
In a long Facebook post, Ranojoy wrote, “By several stories in the past few days, my family and I are saddened. We were not ready for such undesired events which shattered our mental peace and harmed my work. I fully sympathise with those who are making a sad effort to get importance by spreading imaginary statements about me to the media and news portals. But I had to resist judging my family in public forums and harming my personal life for the sake of publicity. Some greedy and dishonest people are digging up old skeletons and spreading lies to belittle me and insult my family.'
He also wrote, “I know retaliation through social media or news articles is not possible, because the lies are a criminal offence, and if they are true then I am a criminal. Hence I will answer them through legal action. I pray for the mental wellness of those who harmed mine and my family's dignity for the sake of publicity and individual interest.'
Ranojoy also posted a graphical image also, where a person is seen sweeping the brain. The caption is 'Some people seriously need this'.
Recently, Sohini Sarkar, in an interview, supported Sayantani's statements and said she witnessed the couple's romance. Hence she could not deny those Sayantani wrote on Facebook since she also suffered likewise. Sohini also mentioned another ex of Ranojoy, Priyanka Mondal, a model-cum-actress, who also supported Sayantani's post. Sohini said that Priyanka and Ranojoy had a relationship for four years. Are all the people, once close to Ranojoy, lying? Sohini asked.
