AAP’s supporter Singer Karlisa’s denied viral tweet, – Hindu killing a pleasure like sexual intercourse

A tweet by the name of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s supporter and Bollywood playback singer Karlisa Monterio is going viral on social media. In which quite objectionable remarks have been made against Hindus. In this tweet it is written, “Whenever a Hindu is killed, I get pleasure like sexual intercourse. Modi may dream of Congress-free India, but we will soon create a Hindu-free India. Amen.”

According to the viral tweet, Karalisa did this tweet on January 1, 2021. However, he himself has tweeted and told it to be fake. In a tweet dated January 5, 2021, Karlisa wrote that she never used such language. He has said to file a formal complaint in this case. Also tagged Congress minister Aslam Sheikh in Uddhav cabinet.

However, Karalisa herself specializes in spreading fake news. He shared fake news about Prime Minister Modi in August 2020 when the Corona epidemic was at its peak. He shared a picture of Prime Minister Modi, in which he is sitting on the lawn reading the newspaper and some ducks are roaming around. He claimed that Prime Minister Modi is taking rest when the country is facing the crisis of epidemic. Actually that picture was from 2013, when Narendra Modi used to be the Chief Minister of Gujarat. 

Karalisa had shared another fake news claiming that the controversy over Rafael that Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has publicly denied the then defense minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s claim. It claimed that Nirmala had disqualified HAL for manufacturing Rafale aircraft. Later, HAL called this news fake. 

Karalisa is a supporter of Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party. During the Goa Assembly elections held in February 2017, Karlisa openly campaigned for the Aam Aadmi Party. Karalis also did live shows for the party and composed a song.

In December 2016, before the Goa assembly elections, Karlisa tweeted a video in which she explained in detail why the Aam Aadmi Party is needed for Goa. Karalisa read and wrote the candidates of the Aam Aadmi Party and appealed to win them.