Published 16:13 IST, April 17th 2020
Farah Khan Ali slams trolls mocking Rangoli Chandel's acid attack: "This is equally sick"
After a series of trolls surfaced speaking in favour of the ‘acid attack on Rangoli, Farah Khan Ali slams all. She feels they are spreading ‘harm’. Read on.
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After Rangoli Chandel was accused by several celebs in Bollywood for spreading hate aiming at a specific community, trolls and several Twitter users mocked Kangana Ranaut’s sister’s past in a series of tweets. Farah Khan Ali, ace designer and Sussanne Khan’s sister, took to Twitter to slam all the trolls for doing so. This comes after she was one of the celebrities who reported Rangoli Chandel’s account for spreading ‘harm’.
Farah Khan Ali’s reaction to trolls mocking Rangoli’s past
In the latest post that Farah Khan Ali shared, she attached several screenshots of Twitter handles that spoke in favour of the acid attack occurring to Rangoli Chandel. The posts are demeaning her struggle and also ‘asking’ for a second attack on Rangoli. Clearly, the posts were full of hate against the acid attack victim. Farah Khan Ali called these words ‘equally sick’. She called out on the people citing harm to Rangoli.
Farah Khan has shared reaction on her Twitter account. She wrote, “This is equally sick. You don’t wish harm on anybody. No matter how much you may not like them or their ideology: I reported Rangoli because she wishes harm to an entire community and wished them shot dead. I have nothing against her personally. Pl do not wish harm to anyone.”
Farah Khan Ali’ s earlier reaction to Rangoli’s account being suspended
Several celebs including Reema Kagti, Kubbra Sait were furious over Rangoli’s post regarding a certain community and ‘secular media’ being shot. This was Rangoli’s reaction after the attack on doctors and medical workers in Uttar Pradesh’s Moradabad. In an interview given to a news publication, Rangoli Chandel’s first reaction stated that she is not going to revive her account.
Updated 16:13 IST, April 17th 2020