Harbhajan Singh was travelling with Jet Airways when, allegedly, a physically challenged man was racially and physically abused by a pilot. He took to Twitter to express his displeasure with the whole situation and accused the pilot of being racist and physically assaulting a lady and a physically challenged man.
So called this Bernd Hoesslin a pilot with @jetairways called my fellow indian(u bloody indian get out of my flight)while he is earning here
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) April 26, 2017Not only was he racist but physically assaulted a lady and abused a physically challenged man..absolutely disgraceful &shame on @jetairways
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) April 26, 2017He was absolutely shocked with this abusive behaviour and called for strict action.
Strict action must b taken &such things should not be allowed or tolerated in r country.. #proudtobeindian let's get together and sort this
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) April 26, 2017He even tweeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an order to bring attention to this serious matter.
@narendramodi sir this pilot BERND HOESSLIN working @jetairways calld my fellow indian (U BLOODY INDIAN GET OUT OF FLIGHT) pl take action
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) April 26, 2017This wasn’t the first time he has used Twitter as a platform to be vocal about issues. A couple of days back, when he was praising his team, the ‘Mumbai Indians’, for their winning performance against ‘Delhi Daredevils’, a man brought in quite a controversial topic. The man advised him to always wear a Turban, in an attempt to ‘enlighten’ him on Sikhism.
@harbhajan_singh @mipaltan @DelhiDaredevils Wear this like turban in your TV programs. Have mercy on Sikhism
— Amarjeet Singh Reen (@AmarjeetReen) April 23, 2017This obviously didn’t sit well with Harbhajan, but he kept his anger aside and only had a simple and calm reply.
Plz don't teach me what Sikhism is mr Amarjeet.. u don't need to tell people to do this or that.. https://t.co/eP3U5wDLw4
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) April 23, 2017Well, it’s good to see that he is using his Twitter account and his huge following for a good and noble cause.
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