Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai Actor Divya Bhatnagar’s death due to COVID-19 has rocked the entire television industry. Devoleena Bhattacharjee was one of Divya’s closest friends who had become a family to her. Devoleena was the one who announced the news of Divya’s death on Monday morning. She was upset and wrote a compliment on Instagram. On Monday night, an excited Devoleena returned to social media to share a shocking and emotional video of her best friend Divya, who went to the heavenly abode. Also read: TV actor Divya Bhatnagar passes away after fighting coronavirus, brother writes an emotional note
At the beginning of the video, Devoleena talks about Divya and their bond and how things changed in her life. She then exposed Divya Bhatnagar’s husband, Gagan Gabru, who used and tortured her. As stated in the video, Gagan Gabru used to physically abuse her, mentally torture her. Devoleena said that Gagan took all of Divya’s jewelry and was even in jail for 6 months. Read Also – Divya Bhatnagar Health Update: Actor’s Brother Reveals Critical Condition, She Also Suffers From Pneumonia
Check out this shocking full Devoleena video:
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Previous post from Devoleena for Divya:
Divya’s mother had opened up about how her husband Gagan had left her a year after their marriage. Divya’s mother called Gagan a fraud, adding, “He has left her and doesn’t bother to even show up for a while. He married without informing us. I am horrified that after marriage I have been living in a very small place in Oshiwara. I used to live in a big house on Mira Road. She has suffered a lot in the recent past. “
Divya is survived by her mother, brother Devashish Bhatnagar, and husband Gagan.
Divya Bhatnagar had spoken that her mother was against her wedding to Gagan. She said: “My mother was against our marriage, as we belong to different castes. We did our best to convince her, but to no avail. Both my mother and I have been through difficult times after my father passed away in 2017. I even moved to Delhi as I was devastated after his death and was in no condition to work. I finally returned to Mumbai, because I wanted to get my life back on track. Despite all these odds, Gagan and I were sure of being together. Finally, we decided to get married. “
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