Actress
Gauahar
Khan
recently
reacted
to
the
criticism
of
International
support
to
the
ongoing
farmers'
protest.
For
the
unversed,
pop
singer
Rihanna,
teen
activist
Greta
Thunberg
and
others
reacted
to
the
protest
on
their
respective
Twitter
handles.
However,
their
tweets
about
Indian
matters
didn't
go
down
well
with
Indian
celebrities,
as
they
lashed
out
at
the
International
celebs
on
social
media.
Gauahar
Khan
disagreed
with
Indian
celebs
and
government
who
are
criticizing
International
celebs
for
their
views
on
Indian
matters.
She
tweeted,
"#blacklivesmatter
.....
oh
that
was
not
an
Indian
matter
,
but
mostly
every
Indian
celebrity
tweeted
in
support
.
Because
obviously
All
lives
should
matter
.....
but
Indian
farmers
?????
Doesn't
their
livelihood
matter
?????."
Gauahar
Khan's
tweet
received
mixed
reactions
on
Twitter.
Apart
from
the
Bigg
Boss
7
winner,
actor
Kushal
Tandon
also
tweeted
about
the
same.
He
wrote,
""Every
life
matters
,
farmers
,
urs
,
mine
,
po-lice
,
in
short
life
matters
........
we
are
all
humans
be4
Indians
we
alll
bleed
red
,
we
all
are
human
.......peace
is
all
we
want
peace
is
all
we
need
to
all
the
trollers
get
some
reality
check
and
a
life."
(sic)
Recently,
Kangana
Ranaut
had
criticised
Rihanna
for
commenting
about
Indian
issues
in
a
series
of
tweets.
She
even
took
a
dig
at
the
American
singer's
career
and
compared
her
with
Neha
Kakkar
and
Sunidhi
Chauhan.
After
Rihanna's
tweet,
the
Ministry
of
External
Affairs
(MEA)
issued
a
statement
that
'vested
interest
groups'
were
trying
to
mobilise
global
support
against
India.
Notably,
they
didn't
take
any
names.
After
the
MEA's
statement,
Bollywood
celebs
like
Akshay
Kumar,
Ajay
Devgn
and
others
shared
similar
tweets
about
the
ongoing
farmers'
protest
with
hashtags
such
as
#IndiaAgainstPropaganda
and
#IndiaTogether.