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Mamata backs Kajol on beef eating, says intolerance over food habits dangerous

Actor Kajol posted a video of a beef dish that her friend had prepared, but after being trolled for it she clarified that it was actually buffalo meat.

Updated on: May 3, 2017, 16:17:40 IST
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Apparently referring to actress Kajol who was trolled online for posting a video of a beef dish, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee came out in her support on Wednesday, saying it was a dangerous trend that some people were becoming intolerant of food habits of others.

Kajol was trolled after a posting a video of a beef dish that her friend had prepared. (HT file)
Kajol was trolled after a posting a video of a beef dish that her friend had prepared. (HT file)

“I won’t name the actress. She has worked in many films with Shah Rukh Khan. Recently she had posted a video online following which she was harassed and trolled online. She had to clarify that it was not beef but buffalo meat. It is an alarming situation,” said Banerjee.

She said it was a dangerous trend that some people became so intolerant that “they are trying to dictate what others will eat”.

Kajol had posted a video of a beef dish that her friend had prepared, but after it attracted negative comments she clarified on Monday that it was actually buffalo meat. The 42-year-old actress also issued a statement on Twitter, saying she did not want to hurt religious sentiments.

 
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