Sussanne Khan's Sister Farah Says Reporting Rangoli Chandel's Twitter Account Wasn't 'Personal'; 'Hatred And Bigotry Will Get You Nowhere'

Yesterday, Rangoli Chandel's Twitter account got suspended after Sussanne Khan's sister Farah Khan reported it. She did so because supposedly Rangoli called herself a Nazi. Now, Farah has stated that reporting her account wasn't a personal attack

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Published on Apr 17 2020, 15:37:43

Sussanne Khan's Sister Farah Says Reporting Rangoli Chandel's Twitter Account Wasn't 'Personal'; 'Hatred And Bigotry Will Get You Nowhere'

Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel's Twitter account has been suspended. It was after Sussanne Khan's sister Farah Khan reported it, Twitter took the action. As per Farah, Rangoli in one of her tweets tried to spread religious hatred and compared herself to Nazis. That compelled Farah to report her account. Now that Rangoli is off Twitter and she has decided to not revive her account either, Farah on Twitter has expressed that the attack wasn't personal.

Farah made a series of tweets and stated that she would report any verified account that is calling for mass killing in the name of Genocide. Her first tweet read, "My reporting to @twitter@TwitterIndia and @jack against Rangoli Chandels tweet was NOT personal. She can say whatever she wants against me or my fly. I reported her bec she called out on killing “Mullahs & liberal media” &compared herself to the NAZIS." In the second tweet, Farah stated that she will report anyone who is calling to kill someone on the basis of religion, caste, creed, etc. "There are many here who hate people for their ideologies and beliefs & if that makes them feel better abt theme selves so be it, but if you call out to KILL anyone bec of their religion, race, caste, creed, etc then I WILL report you."

In the third and fourth tweet, she asserted that 'hatred and bigotry' will take anybody nowhere. She also stated "Point out verified accounts that ask 4 mass killings of a particular community & I will report them," in the fourth tweet.