New Delhi: Hours after Twitter suspended Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut’s account, luxurious vogue designers reminiscent of Anand Bhushan and Rimzim Dadu took to their social media accounts to announce that they won’t be collaborating with the actress sooner or later.
They additionally talked about that they are going to be eradicating all footage of earlier initiatives with the ‘Queen’ actress.
Anand Bhushan took to his Instagram to submit a press release that learn, “In view of certain events today, we have taken a decision to remove all collaboration images with Kangana Ranaut from our social media channels. We also pledge never to be associated with her in any capacity in the future. We as a brand do not support hate speech.”
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Rimzim Dadu additionally took to her Instagram to submit a narrative with an image of a collaboration with Kangana and beneath that, wrote, “Never too late to do the right thing! We are removing all posts of past collaborations with Kangana Ranaut from our social channels and pledge to not engage in any future associations with her.”
On Tuesday (May 4), Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut’s Twitter account was suspended by the social media platform over the actress violating its guidelines.
The motion from Twitter got here after the actress posted some tweets on the Bengal election and its subsequent violence.
In her tweets, the ‘Manikarnika’ actress claimed {that a} ‘genocide’ is going on in Bengal and requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ‘tame’ West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee utilizing his “Virat Roop” from “early 2000s” in Bengal.
Twitter spokesperson, commenting on banning Kangana’s account stated, “We’ve been clear that we’ll take sturdy enforcement motion on conduct that has the potential to lead to offline hurt. The referenced account has been completely suspended for repeated violations of Twitter Rules particularly our Hateful Conduct coverage and Abusive Behaviour coverage. We implement the Twitter Rules judiciously and impartially for everybody on our service.”