Social Media’s Outrage Blender: Param Singh Caught in the Crossfire

 Buckle up, folks—social media’s at it again, serving piping-hot drama with a side of zero chill! In today’s hyper-charged digital jungle, where every like, retweet, or emoji can spark a wildfire, Param Singh’s found himself in the eye of the storm. The Sadda Haq heartthrob, once hailed as the ultimate “green flag” guy, is catching heat for a single Instagram like. Yup, you heard that right—a like. But in this feral online arena, where nuance goes to die and pitchforks are always on standby, Param’s become the latest scapegoat for the internet’s outrage addiction.

The crime? Liking a post from some “manosphere” Instagram page (Glory Of A Man, ugh) that dropped a quote about the ultimate “flex” being a woman with a “clean past.” Cue the mob: screenshots flew, X erupted, and suddenly Param’s a misogynist poster boy. The post’s full text? A cringe-fest implying women shouldn’t have exes, guy friends, or, like, a life. But hold up—Param didn’t write it, didn’t share it, just tapped that heart. And when the backlash hit (thanks, Reddit DMs), he didn’t dodge. Dude jumped on a call with India Forums to clear the air, admitting he skimmed the post and vibed with the wholesome bits—think loyalty, respect, no drugs, family values—not the toxic “no guy friends” nonsense. “Maine woh line padhi hi nahi na,” he said, laughing it off, and flexed that his exes’ guy friends are now his crew. Talk about flipping the script!Param’s no stranger to keeping it real, saying he ignores 90% of online noise to stay sane. He unfollowed the sketchy page, apologized to fans who felt let down (“If my real followers felt bad, I apologise”), and doubled down on his vibe: equality across the board, no matter your gender, religion, or race. Yet, the internet’s still out here twisting his story, with trolls slinging wild accusations (PriyAnkit shippers, chill with the “gay and trapping girls” DMs). In a world where we skip the “due diligence” and pounce, Param’s case is a neon sign: we’re too quick to cancel, too slow to listen. So, what’s the verdict? Will Param bounce back like the chill king he is, or will this drama stick like glitter on a bad day? Drop your take!