Looks like the people of India are in no mood to tolerate the religious bias in the name of secularism. While Diwali concluded two days back, the fire among people on the debate of fire-crackers is still burning. The recent heat has been faced by none other than IGP, Home Secretary, Govt of Karnataka, D. Roopa.
Netizens on Twitter started to troll and criticize the woman IPS Officer after she lost an argument over Diwali from a pro-Hindu page. Going by the reports, a Twitter page named True Indology was asked by D. Roopa to show citations in the Hindu scriptures that show people used to burst crackers. In response, the Twitter page showed a number of Shlokas and paragraphs from a range of Hindu texts.
After this, the well-decorated woman officer started getting trolled on social media which fumed her even more and as a result, she posted a series of tweets.
Here Are Some Tweets of D Roopa:
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"Please share original references from these texts in Sanskrit that you have quoted. Saltpetre, gun powder may have existed. But the issue we are talking is about crackers, isn't it. And why make sweeping generalisation on IPS officers .
All argument was going well when Twitter got suspended and people on social media accused Roopa of using her power in the battle arguments in which she was losing. Following this, Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut lashed out at D Roopa and called her 'Reservation Product'.
In a series of tweets, Kangana wrote, "Sick n tired of being treated like a slave in my own country, we can’t celebrate our festivals, can’t speak truth and defend our ancestors, we can’t condemn terrorism, what is the point of such a shameful enslaved life controlled by the keepers of darkness.""@jack @Twitter @TwitterIndia your bias and Islamist’s propaganda is embarrassing, why did you suspend @TIinExile ? Because he busted fake narratives of our history? Shame on you, waiting for the day when you will be banned in India, hope @PMOIndia takes action against twitter."