Zaira Wasim Justifies Her Return On Social Media Saying 'I Am Just Human' After Her Tweet On Locust Attack Received Backlash
After she received a few hate comments for posting a phrase from the Quran over Locust's attack, Zaira Wasim deleted her social media accounts. After a few days, she has reactivated her Twitter account and even shared why she went on a break
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Zaira Wasim has been in the news for the past few days. The Sky Is Pink actress, who has now quit Bollywood, took to her Twitter account to talk about the Locust attack in several parts of the nation. She quoted a phrase from the holy Quran talking about how humans get punished for the sins. She received massive backlash for it on social media, after which, she deleted both - Twitter and Instagram - accounts. Now, she has made a comeback on social media and has justified her return.
Replying to a post talking about her return on Twitter, Zaira Wasim tweeted, "Because I’m just a human, like everyone else, who’s allowed to take a break from everything whenever the noise inside my head or around me reaches it’s peak." Earlier, this morning a trend called #StandWithZaira was trending on Twitter with many commenting on her exit from social media. A netizen in her support had written, "So what if she posted Qur'an verses?? Each and every particular thing is there in Qur'an and this is our believe, which is now proved by science too...Go through the Qur'an once you could find everything there.To Troll a girl showing your mentality level #StandWithZaira."
Now, Zaira is back on twitter giving it back to those targetting her.
Because I’m just a human, like everyone else, who’s allowed to take a break from everything whenever the noise inside my head or around me reaches it’s peak :) pic.twitter.com/BMar06jIXl
— Zaira Wasim (@ZairaWasimmm) May 30, 2020
The tweet that called for hate for Zaira on social media read, "So We sent upon them the flood and locusts and lice and frogs and blood: Signs openly self-explained: but they were steeped in arrogance- a people given to sin -Qur’an 7:133." (Also Read: Zaira Wasim SLAMMED For Justifying Locust Attacks Using A Religious Verse; Lady Deletes The Controversial Tweet)
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