Mia Khalifa came in support of farmers, says, 'Don't stop internet'
Mia Khalifa came in support of farmers, says, 'Don't stop internet'
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Former porn star and model Mia Khalifa has also made her presence in the farmers' movement for many days. Having gained popularity in the porn industry for many years, American-Lebanese Mia Khalifa started her career in 2014 and became the most viewed model in just 2 months. She has accused the Modi government of human rights violation in connection with the ongoing 'Farmers' Protest' in Delhi.

According to reports, Mia Khalifa claimed that the Modi government of the Center has announced to shut down the Internet in Delhi. He also shared a picture of the elderly women involved in the movement, in which the poster being waved reads - 'Stop killing farmers''. Earlier, Rihanna also shared CNN's news and attacked the Modi government, in which there was a mention of internet closure.

The media said that some people have even started taking a nip on this tweet of Mia Khalifa, the woman with the username 'Poonam Chaudhary' wrote that internet shutdown is unfortunate, because now how will the protesters be able to watch Mia Khalifa's videos? One person shared the picture of Sanjay Raut and wrote - 'Next paid tweet will be from Shiv Sena'. Mia Khalifa has 3.4 million followers on her Twitter handle. One shared a picture of Johnny Scenes and asked, "Are these also farmers?"

On the other hand, many celebrities including former Indian cricketer Pragyan Ojha have answered celebs like Rihanna and Greta Thunberg. Pragyan Ojha wrote, “Our country feels proud of its farmers and knows how important they are. I am confident that their problems will be solved. But, we do not need any outsider to stand in the affairs of others. This is our internal issue. "

 

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