Chinmayi Sripada gets slammed for supporting woman who called Canada 'a safer place'
August 5, 2023
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as posted by the channelSinger Chinmayi Sripada, known for speaking about women's rights and safety, has sparked a controversy with her recent tweet. Taking to her Twitter handle, she shared a video of an Indian woman talking about feeling safe in Canada instead of her homeland and tweeted, 'She is able to walk freely in a country that is not her home. This person and the replies will explain why. I am glad she could leave. Honestly, I really wish all our women could just go off somewhere safer.' Soon after Chinmayi posted this tweet, the singer started getting slammed for her views. A section of netizens took to the comment section and dropped nasty and harsh comments while advising her to leave the country. One said, 'Then why still in India? To gloat about Indians,' another wrote, 'Award-winning singer, you are getting your bread and butter here yet saying every woman has to leave? Hypocrite.' 'What the hell are you doing in India? Oh forgot...Money is more important than safety,' said another user. However, Chinmayi responded to trolls with comments, like 'People need to also stay and clean up the muck.' For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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