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Sonu Nigam Complained About The Sound Of Morning Azaan! Twitter Brutally Thrashed Him!

by Deepa A.
in Bollywood & TV
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Sonu Nigam Complained About The Sound Of Morning Azaan! Twitter Brutally Thrashed Him! - RVCJ Media

Sonu Nigam always tends to speak his heart out, but sometimes, he fails to understand that his statements can create big troubles, just like today when he called Azaan as “Forced religiousness”. Today morning, he once again landed in a soup and was thrashed by social media users for his controversial views.

Sonu Nigam Complained About The Sound Of Morning Azaan! Twitter Brutally Thrashed Him! - RVCJ Media

Sonu took to Twitter this morning and expressed frustration about being woken up by “Azaan” every morning; he went on a rant because that sound disturbed his sleep.

The singer took a dig at Muslims and their religion and this obviously wasn’t accepted by Twitter users; not only this, he even talked about Prophet Mohammad. Check out his series of tweets…

https://twitter.com/sonunigam/status/853758848133242880

He wrote, “God bless everyone. I’m not a Muslim and I have to be woken up by the Azaan in the morning. When will this forced religiousness end in India.”

https://twitter.com/sonunigam/status/853760205368078336

“And by the way Mohammed did not have electricity when he made Islam.. Why do I have to have this cacophony after Edison?”

https://twitter.com/sonunigam/status/853761583666806784

It read, “I don’t believe in any temple or gurudwara using electricity To wake up people who don’t follow the religion . Why then..? Honest? True?”

https://twitter.com/sonunigam/status/853764889671720960

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“Gundagardi hai bus…”

His main problem was that in spite of being a non-Muslim, he has to get up to the sound of “Azaan”. It seems he hates the sound way too much, which is why he used the term “Gundagardi”.

Twitter users couldn’t believe that such a popular singer used these words. They slammed him with powerful tweets…

Shame on you!

https://twitter.com/LV2SINGWIDSONUG/status/853787879302197248

Bullshit statement!

https://twitter.com/macchandna/status/853765697968762881

Learn to respect!

Learn to accept & respect our religious differences. Living in a multi-religious society demands some tolerance.

— =) (@smiles61446) April 17, 2017

Didn’t believe such a statement coming from you!

I couldn't believe this kind of statement coming from u sir , I respect u a lot but this is not fair 😡

— Nazish Zeb (@shahanzeb) April 17, 2017

Better don’t interfere!

U better don't interfere in Islam okay.

— Asif Rizwan syed (@AsifRizwansyed4) April 17, 2017

Failed singer!

https://twitter.com/rishibagree/status/853831725419347970

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Come to CMO!

Yes Sonu Nigam ban everything that disturbs ppl . From Azaan to ghantis & jagrans to celebrations on roads. Come with me to @CMOMaharashtra

— Tehseen Poonawalla Official 🇮🇳 (@tehseenp) April 17, 2017

Ban all loudspeakering!

https://twitter.com/Apurvasrani/status/853788213349056512

Jagraata should also stop!

Dear Sonu Nigam u forget u started ur career doing jagrata all night. Where was gundagardi thn. If azaan shd stop thn jagrata shd also stop.

— Satyamevajayate (@OTTIndiaPlay) April 17, 2017

Sonu Nigam talked only about the disturbance caused due to “Azaan”, on which someone reminded him that Jagraatas and Mandir aartis also use loudspeaker. Don’t you agree with this?

What do you think? Religious debates have become very common in India, but a celebrity speaking such things didn’t go down well with people. Share your views in our comments section below.

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