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Tanishaa Mukerji Criticizes ‘Blind Hate’ Toward India

Tanishaa Mukerji Criticizes ‘Blind Hate’ Toward India
Tanishaa Mukerji Slams 'Blind Hate' Among Elitist Hindus, Says 'Please Leave, We Don't Want You Here' Amid Protests Against CEC · freepressjournal.in

Actress Tanishaa Mukerji posted a message on X about people criticizing India.

She said some well-educated Hindus show what she called “blind hate” toward the country.

She asked people who admire London and America not to put India down.

She also said India has problems and that progress takes time.

Mukerji argued that people who support the government are sometimes called uneducated or “andhbhakts.”

She urged people to use their own common sense and check whether claims are logical and factual.

Reports offered different context for her post: one connected it to support for Elon Musk, while another mentioned protests against the Chief Election Commissioner.

Mukerji did not name the people she was criticizing or directly identify what prompted her post.

Key facts

Person
Tanishaa Mukerji, an actress
Platform
X, formerly Twitter
Post date
October 11, 2026
Main criticism
Mukerji criticized what she called “blind hate” toward India among some well-educated Hindus.
India’s challenges
She acknowledged that India has problems and said progress takes time.
Starlink context
One report connected her remarks to people speaking in support of Elon Musk amid Starlink’s inability to enter the Indian market.
Protest context
Another report said the remarks came amid protests against the Chief Election Commissioner, but noted Mukerji did not directly refer to them.

Quotes

Tanishaa Mukerji

Actor who posted her views on India and its critics on X.

“I am truly shocked by the blind hate of some supposedly well-educated elitist Hindus that live with a complete British hangover! If u love London and America so much. Pls leave! We don’t want u here trying to put us down!”
freepressjournal.in thehansindia.com
“There is a war for ur mindset. Ur attention and ur thoughts. But pls don’t be so influenced by media that you refuse to use ur own common sense!”
thehansindia.com

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