Twitter has ‘permanently suspended’ Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut’s account after she tweeted about the post-poll violence in Bengal & tweeted what appeared like a call to violence. The 34-year-old actor, unfazed, accused Twitter of race bias. "I have many platforms I can use to raise my voice, including my own art in the form of cinema," she told news agency ANI. According to Twitter’s policy page, this is the company’s “most severe enforcement action.” Not only is the account removed from global view, the violator is not “allowed to create new accounts.” Twitter does let violators appeal ‘permanent suspensions’ given it is the harshest punishment. According to Twitter’s support page, those whose accounts have been impacted can file an appeal “through the platform interface or by filing a report”. If the suspension is found valid on appeal, then Twitter will respond to the “appeal with information on the policy that the account has violated,” according to its support page. Watch the video to know more.