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“Nothing good nas ever happened over Twitter,” says MS Dhoni when asked why he prefers Instagram.

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Former India and Chennai Super Kings (#CSK) captain MS Dhoni has shared his reasons for favoring Instagram over X (formerly Twitter).

In an interview on the #DubaiEye 103.8 YouTube channel, Dhoni explained that his preference for #Instagram is due to its less controversial nature compared to Twitter (now known as #X). He pointed out that Twitter often becomes a platform for controversy in India, which is why he avoids it.

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