Kangana Ranaut tweets had been deleted by Twitter on Thursday for ‘violating’ the platform’s guidelines on hate speech.
Ranaut’s deleted tweets had been associated to the farmer protests after celebrities like pop icon Rihanna, former grownup star Mia Khalifa and environmentalist Greta Thunberg expressed their assist for the agitating farmers.
Addressing the issues of deleted tweets, Twitter mentioned in a press release: “We have taken action on Tweets that were in violation of the Twitter Rules in line with our range of enforcement options,”
Ranaut attacked pop star, Rihanna, over her current publish on the farmer protests in Delhi asking her to remain out of such issues:
“No one is talking about it because they are not farmers they are terrorists who are trying to divide India, so that China can take over our vulnerable broken nation and make it a Chinese colony much like USA… Sit down you fool, we are not selling our nation like you dummies.”
Nobody is speaking about it as a result of they aren’t farmers they’re terrorists who’re attempting to divide India, in order that China can take over our susceptible damaged nation and make it a Chinese language colony very like USA…
Sit down you idiot, we aren’t promoting our nation such as you dummies. https://t.co/OIAD5Pa61a— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) February 2, 2021
One of many deleted tweets addressed cricketer Rohit Sharma’s publish the place the actress overtly bashed him:
Furthermore, the B-City diva didn’t maintain again from calling the local weather activist Greta Thunberg a “rat” for her feedback on the protests:
No fancy activists will discuss real environmentalist our personal grandma … however they are going to undoubtedly promote dumb and a spoilt brat @GretaThunberg who’s being utilized by total left foyer and in return she will get to skip her schooling and faculty. https://t.co/vbN5yJt897
— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) February 3, 2021
Beforehand, the 33-year-old actress’s account was suspended briefly on Twitter, after she known as for the beheading of producers of a TV present.
