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Zaira Wasim gets heavy sharing of Quran verse for locust attack, deleted tweet after being trolled

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Actress Zaira Wasim, who debuted in Bollywood with Aamir Khan from the film Dangal, has now said goodbye to the acting world. However, she remains in the news due to some reason. Meanwhile, Zaira made a tweet about locusts coming to India via Pakistan, which provoked people and are calling them bad on social media. Zaira in a tweet compared the attack of locusts to the havoc of Allah, which people are criticizing. After seeing his criticism, Zaira Wasim deleted some of his tweets.

Actually, Zaira Wasim, while sharing the verse of the Quran, tried to justify the attack of the locust party by him, due to which he got angry and started trolling them. Zaira wrote that all the disasters which have been witnessed in the recent past including the havoc of locusts are the result of evil deeds of human beings.

Zaira has created a ruckus on social media on this trend. Users are engaged in trolling Zaira Wasim. One user wrote that if it was in China, people would thank the above. Some users wrote, ‘When these locusts are troubling millions of farmers and their crops are getting spoiled, then what is the meaning of this tweet in their time?’

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Some users have even said that it is forbidden to use Twitter in Islam, then they should leave Twitter. One user also said that, she can be fanatical but do not show so much hatred for farmers disturbed by grasshopper attacks.

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Let me tell you that during the Corona period, a group of locusts from Pakistan has become a big problem for the farmers of India. It has been attacked in 6 states of the country. The locust attack has spoiled several hectares of crops so far. However, the government has issued instructions to prevent its outbreak.

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