Never intended to demean anyone: Neha Dhupia

Actor Neha Dhupia, who was recently criticised for her post on Twitter where she tried to refer to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Selfie with Daughter ­campaign by saying that good governance goes beyond this, says that she did not want to attack anyone with her ­comment.

Actor Neha Dhupia, who was recently criticised for her post on Twitter where she tried to refer to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Selfie with Daughter ­campaign by saying that good governance goes beyond this, says that she did not want to attack anyone with her ­comment.

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Her tweet "One rain n the city comes to a standstill. Good governance is not about selfies n makin us do yoga,it’s making sure ur citizens r safe (sic)." was criticised publicly, and the actor even had

protesters

standing outside her house.

"The intention of my tweet was never to demean or ­personally attack anyone. It was mere frustration of a helpless citizen of Mumbai. I’ve tried to take the high road on the outcome and ignore the people who’ve abused me and my family ad nauseam online. But I felt intimidated as protestors stood outside my house. I am grateful to our police for ­protecting me, and request people to see that my words were about a subject and not a person," she says.

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HTC Report

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