‘…Forcibly Impregnated’: Swara Bhasker Trolled For Post On X Against Vegetarians
Swara Bhaskar is known for her outspoken nature besides her acting. She often shares her views on various national and international issues, which has led to her facing trolling on several occasions. This time, Swara Bhasker made a post on Bakrid that once again put her in the crosshairs of users.
On the occasion of Bakrid, celebrities extended their wishes to their fans for the festival. On this special occasion, actress Swara Bhasker made a tweet that received mixed reactions, with some supporting her and others trolling her.
Swara Bhaskar Brutally Trolled For A Post Against Vegetarians
On Bakrid, Swara Bhasker made a post against vegetarians, saying “Cows are forcibly impregnated”, and got trolled.
Swara Bhaskar
Swara Bhasker shared a tweet related to Bakrid on the X platform (Twitter), which received a massive response. She retweeted a food blogger’s tweet and posted something against vegetarians that quickly went viral.
The actress shared a tweet by a food blogger named Nalini Unagar, questioning vegetarianism. Nalini often shares pictures of her meals. She posted a picture of a plate with the caption, “I am proud to be a vegetarian. My plate is free from tears, cruelty, and sin.”
Swara reshared this post and wrote: “Honestly… I don’t get one thing about vegetarians. Your entire diet is based on depriving calves of their mother’s milk by forcibly impregnating cows, then separating them from their children and stealing their milk. Besides, you eat root vegetables, which kill the whole plant. It would be better if you relax because today is Bakrid.”
Many people criticized Swara for this post. One user commented, “I agree that separating a calf from its mother’s milk is wrong, but are you justifying the slaughter of millions of animals this way? You have a problem with loud firecrackers on Diwali and colours on animals during Holi because it can cause them discomfort, but you don’t object to celebrating a festival by killing animals and even eating them?”
The same user continued, “You are a mother; stop justifying such things for your agenda. Learn to call a spade a spade. Children need good parenting.”
Another commenter wrote, “It seems your sense has gone on vacation. Those who keep animals also take care of them. If someone gets milk from an animal, they ensure the mother and her baby are well cared for. We once saw you arguing on a TV channel without any logic or evidence, so we know about your small mind. Read your book and don’t poke your nose into matters that require brains.”
