In a stern message to foreigners, India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has conveyed to foreign celebrities who are making comments supporting the farmers'protest or are actually raising their voice against India in the name of showing solidarity with the farmers.

The talks with the farmers have shown that this system is beneficial to them for their permanent benefit With this law, they will be able to understand their price The profit will also increase in the future The market will expand The government has tried to resolve the issue by holding talks with the agitators from time to time with full respect to their movement.

Despite this, what happened on Republic Day is very sad Some people did this for their selfish interests A large number of police personnel working with them were injured These agitators are showing militancy on one side, while on the other side they are looking for international support They are trying to disturb India.

Not only in India, but Gandhi's statue was vandalized in the US, where the connection to the peasant movement is obvious India never supports such incidents It is requested to view this protest against the country in the context of domestic democracy India should be a little responsible before making any comment.

Before making any sensitive comment on social media with hashtags for the farmers'movement, it is necessary to understand the issue, because the common people are quickly influenced by the words of the celebs.

Rihanna, who has been sharing her social media posts on the farmers'protest, on Tuesday, asked "why aren't we talking about this?" Kangana Ranaut hit back at Rihanna after her post.

Kangana has been attacking him with various comments, including Rihanna and Mia Khalifa, and the Indian Home Ministry has sent a strong message to them.