#ArrestSwaraBhaskar trends on Twitter after her views on Hindutva and Taliban went viral

#ArrestSwaraBhaskar is trending on Twitter after the actor shared her views Hindutva and Taliban. As Swara's tweets on the Afghanistan crisis went viral, the keyboard warriors are asking actor to not use her reach to float false narratives by equating the Taliban with Hindutva.

Hyderabad:Bollywood actor Sawara Bhasker is no novice to backlash on social media. The actor time and again engages in war of words on social media and this time has taken Twitter by storm with her views on Hindutva and Taliban. On Tuesday, Swara, who is actively sharing news reports and opinions related to the Afghanistan crisis, has shared her opinion on Hindutva and Taliban which has left netizens fuming with anger.

Swara, on her official Twitter, handle wrote, "We can’t be okay with Hindutva terror & be all shocked & devastated at Taliban terror.. & We can’t be chill with #Taliban terror; and then be all indignant about #Hindutva terror! Our humanitarian & ethical values should not be based on identity of the oppressor or oppressed."

The Tanu Weds Manu actor's opinion did no go down well with the tweeple who launched severe trolling attacks on the actor. Disagreeing with Swara, many tweeple have denied 'Hindutva Terror' claiming that is propaganda created by individuals like her.

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To prove their point, netizens are also asking the actor if what she claims is true then why Afghans don't prefer to go to 57 Islamic countries and want to come to India. Soon after Swara's tweets went viral, the netizens started trending #ArrestSwaraBhasker on Twitter. The keyboard warriors are also asking Sawar to not use her reach to float false narrative by equating Taliban with Hindutva.

#ArrestSwaraBhasker has returned to top Twitter trends after over a year. In 2020, netizens made similar demands when a video of Swara sloganeering along with Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) protestors in Delhi went viral on social media went viral in last June.