I am a beef eating Hindu...Yes, I ate cattle: Rishi Kapoor

March 20, 2015

Mumbai, Mar 20: Much loved Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor on Sunday, March 15, took to the social networking site Twitter to post that he is a beef-eating Hindu.While his post was appreciated by some, it annoyed many others and led to a Twitter controversy.

Upset over the negative reactions and abusive posts, Rishi Kapoor tweeted: Sab gaali aur khaffa ho gaye? Meri baat to sunte. Khair sabko block kar diya who abused me. Not fair to me Hindu Sabha!! Correct them Plz

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 19, 2015

Yes I ate cattle specially bred elsewhere in the world for food like millions like me not killing Gau Maa. Never ever did that here. Sad!

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 19, 2015

Fed up fed up! When did I say cow slaughter or gau Maas khata hoon. Ye aapne socha aisa maine naheen kaha. Do waqt ki puja karta hoon main

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 19, 2015

Didn't know you also have to interact with unintelligent stupid people. Maine koi Gunah naheen kiya coz I do not relate food with religion.

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 18, 2015

Following the beef-ban imposed by the Maharashtra government in Mumbai, the actor had tweeted on Sunday: I am angry. Why do you equate food with religion?? I am a beef eating Hindu. Does that mean I am less God fearing then a non eater? Think!!

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 15, 2015

The actor tweeted on Monday: Ye pandit maulvi sab chodo! Karo dil ki baat. Man ki baat. Ban on food? Unheard of by Idiots!!! Politics!!

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 15, 2015

Please don't get me wrong I do not advocate killing of animals I am against this shit of double standards of politicians to suit themselves

— rishi kapoor (@chintskap) March 15, 2015

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