Trolls Attack Juhi Chawla: There Is Only One Supreme Court In India

Yesterday, Juhi Chawla referred the Supreme Court as the Delhi Supreme Court in her tweet. Twitterati mocked at her for the gaffe...

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Trolls Attack Juhi Chawla: There Is Only One Supreme Court In India

Twitter users do not spare anyone. Whether it is Priyanka Chopra or Nargis Fakhri netizens have trolled everyone even for the minutest of goof-up. Yesterday, Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak actress Juhi Chawla expressed her joy as the Supreme Court put a ban on sale of firecrackers in Delhi and NCR this Diwali.

She shared the tweet with the caption, “Brilliant move by Delhi supreme Court, firecrackers banned till November 1! Celebrate this Diwali with Diyas & love (sic).”


However, the actress referred to the Supreme Court as Delhi Supreme Court in her tweet and as a result, she was trolled mercilessly. Check out a few comments:

“#SupremeCourt f India, NOT Delhi #GeneralKnowledgeHelps As 4crackers, de pollute only on #Diwali Otherwise enjoy burstig wth love (sic),” read one tweet.


 “Delhi Supreme Court,” read another post.


These netizens mentioned that there is only one Supreme Court in India.








 This gentleman wants to know if Delhi Supreme Court is some new court.


“Ma'am can you tell me how many SC in this country??,” read another tweet.


 A couple of days ago, Esha Gupta was trolled for tweeting about Air Force Day. Esha tweeted: “Proud to be an airforce officers daughter.the real heroes are off the screen #AirForceDay salute to all protecting our nation(sic).” A lot of her fans appreciated her for the tweet, but a few of them filled her timeline with nasty comments and said that being a daughter of an Army officer she should be ashamed for putting out bold pictures.

Generally, the actress does not pay a heed to the trolls but this time she gave them a befitting reply. She wrote back: “Shit buddy, did not realise m the reason why we need our soldiers.dude? Your statement just opened my eyes..m awakened (sic)”


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