Kangana Ranaut Makes This Reaction As New CEO Of Twitter Gets Selected

Kangana Ranaut, Anupam Kher, and Sonam Kapoor have responded to Indian-origin American Parag Agrawal’s selection as Twitter’s new CEO, replacing Jack Dorsey. While Kangana’s Twitter account has been permanently disabled, Anupam and Sonam are still active on the microblogging site.

Kangana Ranaut turned to Instagram Stories to express her feelings on Jack’s departure. She posted about it, writing, ‘Bye chacha Jack.’

Anupam Kher expressed his joy by announcing Parag as the new CEO. ‘It’s our Hindustani brother, Parag Agarwal, who is becoming the next CEO of Twitter!’ he tweeted in Hindi. He further stated, ‘Anything is possible.’

Agrawal joined Twitter in 2011 and has been the company’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) since October 2017. Jack Dorsey left Twitter because he feels the firm is ready to move on from its founders. He expresses his complete faith in Parag as Twitter’s CEO. His work over the last decade has been transformative. He is eternally grateful for his talent, heart, and soul. Dorsey stated in a statement announcing his leaving, “It’s his turn to lead.”

Kangana was banned off Twitter earlier this year for making provocative statements in the aftermath of the West Bengal tragedy. According to a Twitter spokesman, Kangana’s account has been suspended due to repeated breaches. They have been clear that we will take severe enforcement action on behavior that has the potential to lead to offline damage,” the spokesperson added. The mentioned account has been permanently suspended for many breaches of Twitter Rules, notably our Hateful Conduct and Abusive Behaviour policies.

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Kangana replied on Instagram with a video captioned distressed, beyond words, death of democracy. A critical message for our government. In a statement following her suspension, the actor claimed racial prejudice. Twitter has just proven her thesis; they’re Americans, and by birth, a white person feels entitled to imprison a brown person; they want to tell others what to believe, say, and do. She has numerous channels through which she can express herself, including my craft in the form of movies, Kangana remarked. Her heart goes out to the people of this nation who have been tortured, enslaved, and censored for thousands of years, and there is still no end to the misery.