"I have never spoken about Bhajji in any interview. This is going to be the first time," Sreesanth told Mathrubhumi, a Malayalam news outlet.
"Until recently, there were no problems, but he made an ad about it once again. He made around Rs 80 lakh to Rs 1 crore off it. He then called me and asked me to put a story on it. I told him, ‘I'll forgive, but I'll never forget’. If someone wrongs you, you should forgive them, but never forget. If you forget, they will do the same thing again. He is the biggest example of that. There is no doubt about that,” he added.
"I have no relationship with that person. I used to call him a brother. But in that last 1 or 2 months, he did that ad, and now I have blocked him on Instagram,” Sreesanth said.
“My parents have taught me to forgive but never forget. I don't have any complaints against him, nor do I need him. May God bless him and his family. In many interviews, even with Ashwin, he talked about my daughter. People will think oh what a great person he is. He might be a great person. But for me, from my time playing for India to now, in my opinion, it's all an act. That act is something Sreesanth doesn't accept,” the 43-year-old added.
Speaking to Ravichandran Ashwin on his YouTube podcast Kutti Stories with Ash, Harbhajan had said: 'One thing I would want to change in my life is that incident with Sreesanth. I want to remove that incident from my career. That is the incident I would change from my list.'
'What happened was wrong and I shouldn't have done what I did. I apologised to him 200 times. What I felt so bad was that even years after that incident, I have been apologising every opportunity or stage I get," he added
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