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Expressly, I don't think I am anybody to make a remark. I am so improper myself, said SRK. 

In the midst of the contention over Salman Khan's "assault remarks," his associate Shah Rukh Khan says he can't pass judgment on proclamations made by others as he himself has made some wrong comments before. 

Whenever approached if Salman ought to apologize for his remarks, the 50-year-old "Fan" performer said, "In the most recent couple of years, I have come to understand that I have made such a large number of wrong remarks myself. I don't think I am somebody to sit in judgment for another person's remark." 

Bollywood big names including Kangana Ranaut, Anurag Kashyap, Zoya Akhtar and Sona Mohapatra have denounced the "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" star's comments, while his sibling Arbaaz, Sonu Sood and Subhash Ghai among others have turned out with all due respect. Be that as it may, Shah Rukh doesn't put stock in taking sides. 

"It is not about taking a side or not taking a side. I myself talk a considerable measure so who will sit, judge and choose who ought to do what," he said. 

"The individuals who need to accomplish something they ought to choose it for themselves. Specifically, I don't think I am anybody to make a remark. I am so improper myself," Shah Rukh said. 

Salman's assault similarity to depict the overwhelming shoot for his up and coming film "Sultan" has prompted a contention. Not fulfilled by the composed answer from the performing artist, the National Commission for Women yesterday summoned him to show up before it on July 8. 

The Commission additionally cautioned the on-screen character that in the event that he neglects to show up before the board, it might continue to make a move as it considers fit. "Commission finds that you are not willing to conciliatory sentiments for the comments made by you. The clarification offered by you, subsequent to making such a reckless and unfeeling explanation doesn't add up to a statement of regret. Your answer is along these lines not attractive," the NCW said in its notification issued yesterday.