Sara Ali Khan’s ‘fake’ tweet on Hijab row goes viral on social media | Hindi Movie News – Bollywood – Times of India

Ever since a Government Girls PU college in Karnataka’s Udupi allegedly stopped students from wearing hijab in classes, ‘religious clothing’ has become a subject of debate in the country. Several B-town celebs like Kangana Ranaut, Sonam Kapoor, Swara Bhasker, ‘Dangal’ famed Zaira Wasim, Urrfii Javed, and others have reacted to the controversy. Amid all the buzz, now a screenshot of Sara Ali Khan’s tweet about the hijab row has surfaced and is doing rounds on social media. The viral tweet from the Twitter handle @WhoSaraAli, is in Hindi and loosely translates to ‘Muslim girls don’t usually don burqas in Hindu-dominated areas because they feel safe there. It is only in Muslim-dominated regions, localities where they wear hijabs because they are vulnerable to sexual harassment there, even from family members.’ But, the question is whether she really tweeted this or not? So here is the truth about this tweet. In today’s digital era, where many fake news and tweets keep revolving in cyberspace, this tweet claimed to be penned by Sara Ali Khan is also one of those only. The screenshot of the tweet used in this post has been digitally altered and is misleading. There is no such Twitter profile with the handle name @WhoSaraAli. The official Twitter handle of the actress is @SaraAliKhan. After further investigation of the viral tweet, it was clear that Sara did not post any tweet on the Hijab controversy and the viral tweet is false and fake. Meanwhile, on the work front, Sara Ali Khan is keeping up busy with multiple projects in her kitty. She has been basking under the rave reviews that she received for her performance in the critically acclaimed film, ‘Atrangi Re’, co-starring Dhanush and Akshay Kumar. She will be next seen in ‘Gaslight’ which stars Vikrant Massey and Chitrangda Singh. Apart from that, she will also be seen in Laxman Utekar’s yet-to-be-titled film opposite Vicky Kaushal. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.

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