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Disgusting!! Rihanna insults Hindus; shares a topless photo with Lord Ganesha pendant

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It seems Rihanna has perfected the art of getting popularity by doing controversial things. She has sparked another controversy as she has posted a topless picture on Twitter in which she is wearing a Ganesh pendant. The picture was posted on Rihanna’s verified Twitter account.

As expected the picture was criticized by many for disrespecting the Hindu religion. BJP MLA Rama Kadam hammered Rihanna for shamefully mocking Hindu God Lord Ganesha.

Several other notable people can forward to slam Rihanna for her insulting and disgusting tweet.

Rihanna is already facing a severe backlash from Indians after she tweeted in support of the ongoing farmers’ agitation, which was indeed a part of a global controversy to defame India.

Rihanna is known for her tactics to gain popularity by creating such malicious tweets and posting pictures to disrespect other religions. In 2013, Rihanna did a photoshoot at Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre in Abu Dhabi. She was clicking some inappropriate pics when mosque administration asked her to leave the premises.

She created another controversy during the launch of her brand Savage X Fenty lingerie show. That event had the song ‘Doom’ being played which has some portions of Islamic text called Hadith in it. This did not go well with people and they called her out immediately. 

Well, she may be a popular pop star or a celebrity, but one thing is clear, that she enjoys defaming other religions and sensitivities of people quite often.

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