Hema Malini Calls Vinesh Phogat “Heroine Of Olympics” But Internet Isn’t Ready To Forget Her Controversial Remark
Hema Malini shared a post of social media to praise wrestler Vinesh Phogat for her hard work. But internet users don't find in genuine.
The Nation stands with Vinesh Phogat in the most tough times of her career. However, some distasteful remarks were also made on her disqualification from the Paris Olympics 2024. BJP MP Hema Malini was one of the politicians who received the backlash for her statements. Now the actor-turned-politician has tried to rectify her mistake by hailing Vinesh Phogat as the “heroine of the Olympics” but well it does not help because the internet users are still furious at her.
After calling Vinesh Phogat’s disqualification a lesson for all of us, BJP MP Hema Malini took her to her social media handle to write good things about the wrestler. She posted a picture of Vinesh Phogat and wrote a lengthy caption with words of praise for her. Hema Malini wrote, “The whole nation rallies behind you” and went on to call her the heroine of the Olympics. Hema Malini also raised the wrestler’s spirits by writing that she meant to do greater things in life and had a bright future ahead.
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Previously, while speaking to the media outside the Parliament, Hema Malini said that Vinesh Phogat’s disqualification is a lesson to remind us that our weights should be kept in check because even 100 gm matters a lot. She also hoped the wrestler would lose the extra weight but then added that she wouldn’t get the opportunity.
On Hema Malini’s latest post for the wrestler, internet users have again bashed the actor. People asked her to no act nice after receiving hate for previous comments Some users called the act shameful and wrote that they had lost respect for her.
On the other hand, another news has left Indians feeling shattered and it’s Vinesh Phogat’s retirement from wrestling. In a tweet, Vinesh Phogat wrote that she had lost the will to fight longer and thanked everyone for their support.
First Published: August 08, 2024 12:27 PM
