Did Sonu Nigam Criticize Ayodhya Voters for Not Backing BJP? Unveiling the Truth Behind the Viral Post

Sonu Nigam, the singer, criticized people on social media and some news outlets after they thought he said something about the BJP’s loss in Faizabad, which is home to Ayodhya and the brand-new Ram Mandir. The results of the Lok Sabha Elections were made public earlier this week. Ayodhya was one of the places where BJP lost, but they won in other places. Sonu Nigam Singh, who goes by the name Sonu, went on X and talked badly about UP people who didn’t vote for the BJP. Everyone who saw the post thought the man who commented on it was the singer Sonu Nigam.

“That party is having to fight for the Ayodhya seat. It was that government that made the whole city look better, built the Ram temple after 500 years, and started a whole temple economy.” “The people of Ayodhya are ashamed!” the post on social media said. Some news outlets said that the singer Sonu had something to say about it. The singer of “Abhi Mujh Mein Kahin,” on the other hand, said that he had nothing to say about it and that it was one of the reasons he quit X seven years ago.

“I don’t understand why people, including the news outlets that thought he was me, didn’t read the account description to make sure they weren’t crazy.” His name is Sonu Nigam Singh, and it says that he is a criminal lawyer from Bihar. Sonu told Hindustan Times that this was true.

“I had to quit Twitter seven years ago because of mean people like this.” I don’t think it’s necessary to say controversial political things, and I only pay attention to my work. But the event was scary, not just for me but also for the safety of my family, he said.

Sonu also said that his team has asked the social media user to change his name so that there aren’t any more misunderstandings. This person has been doing it for a while. People who like him send me pictures of his tweets all the time. Many people are getting the wrong idea from his handle name because it is my last name. My team told him to change it and stop trying to be me. “I’m sure we can fix this,” he said.