Why is Kangana Ranaut losing thousands of followers on Twitter every day?

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has alleged that she is being targeted by Twitter for 'nationalism' due to which the number of her followers is decreasing by about forty to fifty thousand every day.

They say it is an "injustice". Commenting on Kangana's "decrease in the number of followers" on Twitter, one user wrote that "this could be due to Twitter's policy". Retweeting the tweet, Kangana wrote that "nationalists face difficulties everywhere".

On Monday, a follower of Kangana wrote on Twitter in a tweet, 'Kangana ji, your followers are declining. At first I was skeptical but now I am convinced that it is Twitter. An hour ago you had 992,000 followers, but now there are only 988,000.

Within an hour of the tweet, Kangana replied, "I agree. I have also noticed the pattern that between forty and fifty thousand followers are decreasing every day. I'm new to Twitter. How does all this happen? Do you know why they are doing this? '

Twitter user wrote that he has been made a 'shadow bean' for promoting 'nationalist sentiments'. The account added: "Actually, if you say anything against anti-nationals, say something with nationalist sentiments or expose a left-wing supporter, this post is very popular. If found, Twitter puts a ghostly bean on you, which makes your tweets more visible.

Returning to this tweet, Kangana wrote, "Yes, I know that nationalists face difficulties everywhere. This group is very strong. I realized that because last night we were close to a million followers. Well, I would like to apologize to all those who are facing unauthorized access to my account. It's unfair, but aren't we used to it? '

Several people commented on his tweet on Twitter saying that he was also a follower of Kangana but suddenly he automatically became his follower.

On the other hand, many users also tried to tell them that if this is happening to them, it could be because of their inappropriate behavior on this platform. "Which, in their own eyes, may be right, but it's actually wrong."