Prominent people in India are answering foreign celebrities, including Rihanna, who tweeted in support of the peasant movement. Bharat Ratna’s Lata Mangeshkar has responded to Rihanna-Greta Thunberg after tweeting about Bollywood celebrities. He said we can solve our problems by ourselves.
“India is a wonderful country and we all have Indians standing up,” tweeted Lata Mangeshkar. As a proud Indian, I am confident that we are fully capable of addressing the problems or problems that we face while addressing the interests of their people. “They have also used the hashtags of India Together and India Against campaign in their tweets.
Let me tell you that many people in the international community, including Greta Thornburg, the niece of Kamala Harris, the vice president of the US who worked on environmental and climate change, have supported the farmers’ protest against the center’s new agricultural laws. Pop star Rihanna shared the news of the Center’s move against farmers by shutting down Internet services in many areas, after which people gave their responses. The ministry said there were some objections to smallholder farmers in some parts of the country over agrarian reforms that were implemented by some chauvinist groups on the agenda and after full debate in parliament.
#IndiaTogether #IndiaAgainstPropaganda pic.twitter.com/JpUKyoB4vn
– Lata Mangeshkar (@Mangeshkarlata) February 3, 2021
“We are one of the peasant movement in India,” Thonberg tweeted on Tuesday. He tagged the CNN news headline, “India has shut down internet service around New Delhi amid clashes between protesting farmers and police.”
In response, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India said the matter should be verified before making hasty reactions to the performance and that the impetus for the hashtag and sensible comments on social media was inappropriate or irresponsible.
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