Here is the response of Alia Bhatt's mother, Soni Razdan, to Troll, who said: "Lose you British citizen"

Image: Soni Razdan / Instagram

Alia Bhatt wooed the trolls when she recently revealed that she could not vote soon. Lok Sabha in the elections, as she has a British citizen's pbadport, and her mother, Soni Razdan, has faced the wrath of online trollers for publishing a misleading picture of Junaid Khan, stabbed to death in Haryana.

Soni is addressed to Twitter and has written some articles to present his opinion on the subject. She wrote: "To urge people to vote against hatred has nothing to do with citizenship and everything to do with human beings, we are all human beings first and citizens of the world in which we live. Secularism and democratic principles are values ​​and that's what I defend. "#VoteOutHate."

To ask people to vote against hatred has nothing to do with citizenship and all that is human; we are above all human beings and citizens of the world. Secularism and democratic principles are values ​​and they are the ones I represent. #VoteOutHate

– Soni Razdan (@Soni_Razdan) April 16, 2019

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In another post, she wrote: "In fact, my father is an Indian living in India since the age of 3 months.Paying taxes.Holding an Overseas Citizen Card of the India, if my hard earned income is good enough to be used better this nation then I have the right to express my opinions too .. #VoteOutHate.

Yes, actually. My father is Indian. Has lived in India since the age of 3 months. Pay taxes. Hold an Overseas Citizen Card of India. If my hard earned income is good enough to be used to improve this country, I also have the right to express my opinions. #VoteOutHate https://t.co/pizCzuTJEQ[19459019RH-SoniRazdan(@Soni_Razdan) April 16, 2019

Soni was recently seen in the film Ashvin Kumar No Fathers in Kashmir . The multi-starrer of Alia Kalank is due out Wednesday, April 17.

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