The trolling of Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Twitter about the passport dispute has not stopped. On Saturday, a user tweeting Sushma's husband Swaraj Kaushal tweeting the BJP and Foreign Minister accusing the Muslims of appeasing the people tweeted asking her husband to beat her and explain it to her when Sushma comes home in the evening. 

Swaraj Kaushal posted a tweet of a tweet, in which it was written, "When she comes home tonight, you beat her and explain that Muslims do not appease. Tell her that Muslims will never vote for BJP."

Foreign Minister also liked this tweet of Swaraj. At the same time, another person named Mukesh Gupta has liked another tweet. In this tweet, he wrote, "Someone has to straighten Sushma. They have to believe that Muslims will not vote for BJP. The governor can only do it. Go ahead, fix them. Tens of millions of Indians will feel inclined."

Having an IIT in the twitter handle doesn't make you superior if you're thinking so! She's the External affairs Minister for India and deserves respect. If you can utter such filthy stuff at her, we can imagine what you're capable of saying to other women! Shame on you pic.twitter.com/OBfPlBANS4

— avinash (@blackbird_005) June 30, 2018

A few days ago, Sushma was trolled in connection with the issue of issuing a passport. This passport was issued to Tanvi Seth, who married a Muslim man. The couple had accused Vikas Mishra, working at the Passport Seva Kendra of Lucknow, for insulting her about the passport application. Misra was transferred after the dispute.

The couple claimed that Mishra told the woman's husband that she would adopt Hindu religion. The officer also alleged that he took a stand against the woman to marry a Muslim. Later, the report of police and LYU (Local Intelligence Unit) found that what the woman gave the address and she was not living there for the last one year. 

A section of social media attacked Sushma and ministry for action against Mishra and said that she was merely doing her duty. Sushma has again tweeted many of the tweets about this. When asked whether the Ministry is considering any action against the trollers, Foreign Ministry spokesman Ravi Kumar said, "The Ministry of External Affairs had responded in such a manner as to their malicious tweets and troll. I do not think I have anything else to say about it."'

Friends : I have liked some tweets. This is happening for the last few days. Do you approve of such tweets ? Please RT

— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) June 30, 2018

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