Rihanna, Greta and Mia Vs Ajay, Akshay and Suniel: They came, they saw and they won

After the paid influencers and so-called has been popstars and ex-pornstars jumped onto the social media playground to corner the Indian government on the farm laws using the elaborate toolkit, thankfully exposed by none other than ‘climate activist’ Greta Thunberg, the left-liberals had a euphoric first half on the micro-blogging platform yesterday. However, their joy was short-lived as patriotic Indian citizens and eminent personalities who have made India proud on numerous occasions at numerous platforms rose together and shut the mouth of a bunch of foreign ‘liberal intellectuals’ and the Jaichands of the country.

The crusade against the anti-India elements was started by Ajay Devgn, who with a swift motion, deflated the entire movement of the liberal cabal. After taking apart the CAA protestors in the past as well, Ajay Devgn minced no words here and called the perpetrators for fanning the flames of anarchy.

“Don’t fall for any false propaganda against India or Indian policies. Its important to stand united at this hour w/o any infighting Folded hands #IndiaTogether #IndiaAgainstPropaganda” tweeted Devgn.

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Ajay Devgn was ably supported by his friend Akshay Kumar as well who has become a target of the left-liberal cabal lately for his nationalistic credentials.

“Farmers constitute an extremely important part of our country. And the efforts being undertaken to resolve their issues are evident. Let’s support an amicable resolution, rather than paying attention to anyone creating differences. #IndiaTogether #IndiaAgainstPropaganda” tweeted Akshay Kumar

Meanwhile, Suniel Shetty shared the statement of MEA and called the concerned individuals to get accustomed to the full picture and the truth.

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Even after receiving a bucketful of hate replies from the enraged liberals, Suniel Shetty did not hesitate and stood his ground. In one of the interviews, Shetty said, “I’m a farmer myself, my forefathers were farmers. And we should always respect that. The farmers are our backbone. And that is the most important thing, my statement is very, very clear. That doesn’t work. And this is to all the celebrities who are trying to comment on our country without really knowing too much about what’s going on.”

The liberals and the Khalistani elements had a severe heartburn moment when the ‘God of Cricket’ himself took to Twitter to denounce the interference of foreign entities in India’s internal policy issues.

“India’s sovereignty cannot be compromised. External forces can be spectators but not participants. Indians know India and should decide for India. Let’s remain united as a nation,” Tendulkar said in the tweet.

No sooner did Sachin tweet in support of the line of MEA, other international cricketing superstars also gave their seal of approval to the government and the farm laws it had brought.

Current Indian skipper across three formats Virat Kohli also echoed the same sentiments as Sachin. Meanwhile, each one of them quickly became a ‘Sanghi’ or a ‘bhakt’ for the cabal.

Virat was joined by his current and past teammates and coach Ravi Shastri as the Indian cricketing fraternity quickly tore apart the fake farmer’s movement.

Even legendary singer and national treasure Lata Mangeshkar was not spared the gun by the liberal lobby after she tweeted she had faith in the institutions of India to resolve any issue amicably rather involve any foreign party.

Funnily enough, some of the ‘fake farmer’s movement’ supporters and proponents of the ‘cancel culture’ quickly denounced Lata Mangeshkar and called the likes of Neha Kakkar a better singer than her.

Another day in a bubbling Indian democracy and another ploy by the international leftist lobby in collusion with the insecure cabal of the country efficiently stymied by the government and the nationalistic populace. What more can one ask for a response, innit?