Govinda CLARIFIES His Tweet Condemning Communal Violence In Gurugram; Says, ‘My Account Got Hacked’

Govinda Clarifies His Tweet On Nuh Violence: Bollywood actor Govinda found himself at the center of a social media storm after a now-deleted tweet from his Twitter account, condemning communal violence in Nuh, went viral.

GOVINDA REACTS TO HIS TWEET ON NUH VIOLENCE

The tweet, which triggered a heated controversy, led to Govinda issuing a clarification.
The actor's tweet, which expressed concern over the escalating tensions and urged for peace, read, "What have we come down to? Shame on the people who call themselves Hindus and do such things. Aman aur shanti banaye. Hum democracy hai, autocracy nahi."

Despite its deletion, screenshots of the tweet spread rapidly across various social media platforms. In response to the tweet, Govinda took to Instagram and informed that he did not tweet about the incident as his Twitter was hacked.

In a video message, he addressed his friends, fans, and the people of Haryana, and said, "All the people of Haryana who are my friends and fans, I want to say that my Twitter account has been hacked by someone. I haven't even been using Twitter for many years. My team has confirmed that they have not tweeted anything. They don't even post anything without asking me. I will complain about this matter in cybercrime." Check out the video.

ABOUT NUH VIOLENCE

The incident came amid a backdrop of recent violence in Nuh, where a mob clashed with a Vishva Hindu Parishad procession, leading to tragic fatalities and injuries. The disturbance subsequently spread to Sohna, an adjoining area in Gurugram district, prompting the Union Home Ministry to deploy additional central forces to the region.

Reports indicate that mobs in Sohna engaged in stone-pelting and arson, damaging property and causing disruptions.