Sona Mohapatra slams Sonu Nigam for defending Anu Malik, Sonu says she’s vomiting on Twitter

Sonu Nigam recently lent his support to Anu Malik even though singers Sona Mohapatra and Shweta Pandit accused him of sexual harassment.

Sonu came forward to defend Malik, saying, “If you say, ‘Anu Malik met me this morning’, that’s fine. You accused him without any proof; let’s accept that too. Had he [Anu Malik] wanted to say anything, he could have said a lot. But he did not. If I say that you misbehaved with me, you will ask me for proof. But there’s no proof, right? Despite that, people are respecting the accusers, who are tarnishing Anu Malik’s name. But how can you ban him? How can you snatch his bread and butter? How can you torture his family?”

Well, these comments of Sonu didn’t go down well with singer Sona Mohapatra who shared a series of tweets questioning his stand.

Sona wrote on Twitter, “So much sympathy for a millionaire losing work? So much empathy for his privileged family being ‘tortured’?How about the scores of girls & women he tortured?Multiple testimonies not proof enough?”

So much sympathy for a millionaire losing work? So much empathy for his privileged family being ‘tortured’?How about the scores of girls & women he tortured?Multiple testimonies not proof enough?
“Sonu Nigam backs Anu Malik on #MeToo: Where is the proof?” https://t.co/xGajdQQfT8

— SONA (@sonamohapatra) December 19, 2018

I always found Sonu Nigam to be brighter than most of his peers, intelligent, so talented, excellent at his craft & yes, kind too. Feel so let down hearing him talk like this & choose the dark side to side up with. I’m hoping he realises how sad this is. 🙏🏽🔴 https://t.co/aQxiD2VdUx

— SONA (@sonamohapatra) December 19, 2018

Sonu hits back at her. He took to Facebook and wrote “The respectable lady vomiting on Twitter, is the wife of someone who I consider very close to me, so although she has forgotten the relationship, I’d like to maintain the decorum,”



Anu Malik has been accused of sexual harassment by several women, including Mohapatra herself, singer Shweta Pandit and two other women who have chosen to remain anonymous.

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