Shark Tank India: Namita Thapar Alleges Her ‘Educated Househelp’ Shared Hateful Posts From Her Phone
Namita Thapar of Shark Tank claims that her househelp posted a disrespectful remark on her Instagram account.
New Delhi: Namita Thapar, a 'Shark Tank India' judge, posted a tweet in which she claimed that her "educated house help" had stolen her phone and posted a hateful remark on her social media account. Namita was pictured at home in a now-deleted Instagram Story from her account. It begged her followers to unfollow her and claimed to have been written by one of her two sons, Jai or Veeru.
Namita Thapar posted a message on Twitter on Saturday night with the caption,“This is what hate does to this world, makes people toxic. An educated house help who was removed stole my phone & put a hateful post on me on social media. Price of being a public figure! Apologies!”
This is what hate does to this world, makes people toxic. An educated house help who was removed stole my phone & put a hateful post on me on social media. Price of being a public figure ! Apologies !
— Namita (@namitathapar) January 14, 2023
On Namita's Instagram Stories on Saturday, a post had appeared. Namita was pictured at home wearing a blue nightgown.
“This is Namita's son. I just want the world to know that the person you see on TV is not you think she is. Unfollow her as soon as possible. Will explain why in due course of time," the caption read.
Many suspicions were raised online, and internet users asserted that it was unlikely to be her housekeeper.
Lol nice try.
— Karan Singh (@karansingh50) January 14, 2023
To the educated house help,
— RJ - Rishabh Jain (@rishsamjain) January 15, 2023
You seem to have a good command over language & you possess a knack for drama.
Perhaps you should explore a career in copyrighting since you don't currently have a job.
Ye house help ki expertise thi, so he/she is in. I wish him/her all the best 😂
— Rahul Jain (@jainrahul_) January 15, 2023
Since making stories is not your expertise, you should have been out and let your social media manager come up with a better excuse.
— Komal Pimpale (@k_pimpale) January 15, 2023
Doesn’t look like a househelp’s doing ma’am pic.twitter.com/bqKctbydyn
— Ace (@acetweeted) January 14, 2023
If you’d have said your account was hacked, it would have been more believable.
— Acy (@acypacy) January 14, 2023
Namita Thapar is one of the sharks on 'Shark Tank India', a show modelled after the Shark Tank USA tv series. The show has returned with a second season following a popular first one.
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