Ramayan star Arun Govil calls out to a fake account, asks for Twitterati’s support

While all of us are reliving our childhood with Ramayan being shown on television again amid the Coronavirus lockdown. The 80s and 90s kids were super excited to know that and even Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to his Twitter to thank the team. However, when he tagged the wrong Arun Govil, the actor who played the role of Lord Ram, in his tweet, the matter came to light.

Arun Govil tweeted from his account and asked the Twitterati to support him and help him out with this. He asked the fans to report him and to stop the impersonator from using that account as him. He also shared a video message for his fans and asked them to take the precautionary measures, for which he received a reply from PM Modi.

नमस्कार भाइयों एवं बहनो,
एक आवश्यक सूचना आपको इस विडीओ के माध्यम से देना चाहता हूँ ।
आशा करताहूँ आप अवश्य समर्थन करेंगे !@realarungovil से विनती करें कि वो ऐसा ना करें ! pic.twitter.com/k7k9j8eWvi

— Arun Govil (@arungovil12) April 6, 2020

The fans helped him out and even asked the fake account to surrender his account.

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