Bollywood Baadshah Shahrukh Khan clarified on his Twitter account that the anti-Modi tweet is fake and also hit out at the trolls who have been badmouthing him online in its wake. Reports had been doing the rounds for a while about a Twitter account where the actor allegedly declared he would quit the country in the wake of Narendra Modi becoming the Prime Minister. The post was shared by notorious celebrity Kamaal Rashid Khan (KRK) after Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Modi swept off the Elections 2014 with massive majority. The tweet had succeeded to stir a controversy around the Tinsel town.
Shahrukh couldn’t take such false allegations lying down and took to Twitter to clarify his stance. He tweeted:
"Good time to tell all fools who r talking of a tweet that I didn't tweet, u suck as much as the grammar of that fake tweet & I'm being kind ( sic)," an angry SRK tweeted on Monday. SRK's angry tweet was soon a hit as it was retweeted 3,529 times and favourited by more than 3,000 followers.
BJP had already dismissed the Anti-Modi tweet fiasco and issued statement that read: "Mr Shah Rukh Khan always avoids making political statements declaring himself as apolitical."