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Karan Patel's wife Ankita Bhargava gets trolled for her post on bloodless Eid
New Delhi: TV actress Ankita Bhargava got trolled on micro-blogging site Twitter after she shared a post opposing the practice of sacrificing of goats on the occasion of Eid.
The actress shared a picture which has a powerful message written over the picture. It reads, "One of the most expressive picture seen over the time. Support bloodless Eid."
Alongwith the picture Ankita wrote,"It's dat time of d year whn i feel evn more helpless!My heart sinks everytime i see a goat on the streets! #hopingagainsthope."
https://twitter.com/AnkzBhargava/status/775535648447037444
Well, the message didn't go down well with her followers and they started trolling her on social media.
Here is how the twitteratis react:
https://twitter.com/Phungula_ivy/status/775631415694225409?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
https://twitter.com/Pooja19991/status/775644535896444929
https://twitter.com/quratjatoi/status/775560146068078592
https://twitter.com/AnkzBhargava/status/775565890213511168
https://twitter.com/malik_9292/status/775645557524140032?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
https://twitter.com/iamtasnim/status/775598513610694658?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Soon after that, Ankita clarified her post in a series of tweets
Take a look:
https://twitter.com/AnkzBhargava/status/775632146409160704
https://twitter.com/AnkzBhargava/status/775630678897590273
https://twitter.com/AnkzBhargava/status/775629966348316672
https://twitter.com/AnkzBhargava/status/775629557311340544
Ankita Bhargava is wife of top TV actor Karan Patel who plays the character of Raman Bhalla in Ekta Kapoor's mega-hit show 'Yeh Hai Mohabbatein'. On work front, Ankita is currently playing titular role in Doordashan's Vidya.
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