Post Rangoli Chandel's Twitter ban, Sona Mohapatra slams parody account

Sona Mohapatra has taken a stand against the world of Twitter when it comes to the Rangoli Chandel Twitter account controversy. The singer expressed her opinion that even though was Rangoli tweeted was wrong, the suspension of her account from Twitter was far-fetched. This brought out a huge number of responses, along with a parody account addressing the news. But it was not taken well by Sona.

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Sona lashes out on the fake quote

Rayon Magazine shared parody news that claimed: "It is a scary time when a Nazi can't declare their support for communal violence on a public platform without facing any consequences," says Sona Mohapatra. It also added a parody quote from Sona's side and wrote, "I haven't read the Tweet that got her suspended because facts are for suckers and mouth breathers". This enraged Sona Mohapatra and she took to Twitter to lash out at the magazine:

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Sona Mohapatra first tweeted about how she saw that Rangoli Chandel's Twitter account had been suspended. She talked about how she does not support her views but thinks that everyone should be given the platform for expressing their thoughts. Here is what she tweeted:

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Sona Mohapatra's Twitter account was full with comments on her tweet along with her addressing to everyone. She tweeted about how she has no hate for any community and just talked about how someone's freedom must not be taken away. While many questioned her Me Too standing as well, Mohapatra lashed out and said that she is fine without the support of such people anyway. Here are some of her tweets:

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