India is going through tough times not only on the basis of health but also on the terms of communalism. Coronavirus does not ask or see religion to infect, however, some sections of society are turning the virus into communalism.
Social media has been divided over a controversial tweet posted by Indian wrestler Babita Phogat. With the number of Coronavirus cases in the country rising, the Babita targeted Tablighi Jamaats on social media, slamming them for the meeting at Delhi that is being held responsible for over 1000 COVID-19 cases countrywide.
Babita's tweet, targeting the Jamaats, however, hasn't been well received by the Twitterverse, with many even suggesting that Twitter should suspend the wrestler's account for the hateful tweet. On the other hand, there are those too who are supporting Phogat for the tweet she posted.
Babita remains one of the most active Indian sportspersons on social media and is often open about her views on the day-to-day affairs in the country. On Wednesday, she tweeted calling the Coronavirus India's second-biggest problem at present, with 'Jahil Jamaatis' being the first.
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