Zeeshan Khan pens emotional note after Lock Upp eviction. GF Reyhna Pandit says 'I will stand by you'

Zeeshan Khan has now penned a note after his Lock Upp eviction. His girlfriend, Reyhna Pandit supported him.

In the April 18 episode of Lock Upp, jailor Karan Kundrra made a surprise entry not to conduct a task, but announce an eviction. Karan announced that Zeeshan has been evicted from Lock Upp after he got into a physical fight with Azma Fallah. Karan said that Zeeshan will have to face consequences now as he has violated the show's rule. Zeeshan has now penned a note on social media after his eviction. His girlfriend, Reyhna Pandit supported him.

Zeeshan Khan was asked to leave Lock Upp after he hit Azma Fallah with a broom. He has now penned a note on Instagram. His note read, “I just wanna start with a big THANK YOU. My heart is full of gratitude today after seeing so much support. It gives me immense joy to see all the videos and messages that you guys have been sending me into my dms and telling me how I stood up for the right. And this itself means a lot to me. End of the day winning hearts is more important than winning the show and the fact that i won the hearts of millions of ya’ll is a huge victory for me itself."

The actor added, "I agree things went out of hand and I apologise for the same and meant it even when I apologized inside. If abuse on a woman is wrong, I stood for 2 most imp women in my life who were being verbally and mentally abused for 2 weeks and weren’t there to defend themselves.”

He concluded the note by writing, “A pen is always mightier than the sword and hence my actions were wrong but even the person in this case, her actions over the period of 2 weeks were wrong tooWe live in a equal word. That’s all that I would like to say (sic)!”

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Reyhna Pandit supported Zeeshan Khan and wrote, "He stood his ground and I will always stand by him @theonlyzeeshankhan. IPC 504. Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace peace.—Whoever intentionally insults, and thereby gives provoca­tion to any person, intending or knowing it to be likely that such provocation will cause him to break the public peace, or to commit any other offence, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years, or with fine, or with both. I am not encouraging his behaviour but he was poked many a times and no stand was taken for him , why??? Why was he alone locked out ? Why ?? (sic)."