At this time, the havoc of the coronavirus is being seen everywhere, no one is untouched by it, everyone knows about it, due to this it is common that everyone is imprisoned in their homes. Recently, famous Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam, who was born in Faridabad, Haryana, has become a victim of trolling for his three year old tweet. Sonu Nigam went to Dubai with his family a few days ago and could not return to India due to the lockdown. In such a case, tweets regarding Singer Ajan done in 2017 are going viral.
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Due to this, Sonu's arrest was also demanded and still has been done. After seeing all this Sonu deleted his tweets. Sonu had said in his tweet that he has reservations about Azan's voice. Hearing the sound of Ajan coming from the mosque near his house, sleep is disturbed. Three years ago, he was held responsible for increasing noise pollution at religious places in Sonu. Thereafter, there was a lot of ruckus about this statement of Sonu and in the past too.
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As far as Sonu Nigam is concerned, forget about his singing which is incredibly beautiful; he is a true brother who has always been by my side & loved me like my own!! I know for a fact, personally, that he respects all faiths!! Kindly leave him alone... #WithYouSonuNigam pic.twitter.com/0NQb6L3f9y
— Adnan Sami (@AdnanSamiLive) April 21, 2020
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At the same time, Sonu is stuck in Dubai that the Dubai Police is demanding arrest and singer Adnan Sami has gone to the rescue of Sonu Nigam. Recently, Adnan has tweeted supporting Sonu, "As far as Sonu Nigam is concerned, forget his singing which is incredibly beautiful. He is my true brother who has always supported me and given me love. There is one thing I would like to say personally that Sonu Nigam respects all religions, please leave them alone.” Apart from supporting Adnan, many people have come in support of Sonu.
