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Well said Rana! I second every word you said. Captain Kohli needs to be lauded and every stupid lowlife hindutwa bigot needs to be condemned like Kohli did
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Ms Rana defends Kohli - but I will not defend that so called "captain".
Yes, Kohli did speak as did the BCCI and a few other elder statesmen of Indian cricket. But that did not happen immediately and spontaneously. It was only when the foreign press pointed out the blatant hypocrisy of the Indian team's knee-gesture in solidarity with BLM whilst not rushing to defend Shami that Kohli and Co woke up. The deafening silence from Kohli, his team-mates, the BCCI and other famous cricketers from the cricket establishment of India soon became a PR nightmare for the nation. It was only when this realisation dawned upon India's cricketocracy that Kohli, the BCCI and other cricketers came out in support of Shami.
This is not the first time in these Hindutva times that Indian cricketers have refused to show support for their Muslim player colleagues. As coach of Uttarkhand, former India Test player Wasim Jaffer also faced the same trolling and hate as Shami has done now.
The notion of playing for India as opposed to various states of the country was actually instilled in the Indian team by no less a man than the Nawab of Pataudi, a Muslim. He forged and united the Indian team like no other captain before him had done. I suppose Pataudi (RIP) would be turning in his grave seeing the developments in Indian cricket today.
I must quote Wassim Jaffer who encouraged Mohammad Siraj who was being booed and taunted in Australia with the following tweet:
"Even if there's little or no crowd to cheer you on, no better motivation than playing for India. As a legend once said "You don't play for the crowd, you play for the country"
But then the likes of Wassim Jaffer, the Nawab of Pataudi, Bishen Singh Bedi, GR Vishwanath, Farokh Engineer, EAS Prasanna and so on played for the country. And as gentlemen and true sportsmen, they played cricket. And they played for India. Kohli and the present generation of cricketers play for the crowd, the baying, bigoted and fascist Hindutva crowd.
I didn't remembered , you have shown your English skills & such stupidity to write atrocities on Bangladesh Hindus, Killings of Hindus & Sikhs in Pak & Afghan.. why only one side you high-light? ?? do you think you are over-smart & world is stupid to believe in your biased propaganda.. You r worst that terrorist causing more divisions among people...
Aryan is out after spending mere 3 weeks in jail - an eternity for the privileged but par for the course and in fact pretty mild for the ordinary folks who waste years awaiting trial or bail. Shami and Kohli have already moved on. But madam needs to sell constant victimhood of muslims to stay in business. So she waits on the next opportunity. I guess the inconvenient fact that Kohli speaking up and Aryan out on bail is not going to stop the trolls or the prosecutors is of little issue.
Well said Rana. Kohli needs the support of all decent people in India and around the world.
Time will come when everyone speak on injustice to be done on Dalits, OBC or Minorities which help to save our country and live together, respecting each other peacefully.
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Ms Rana defends Kohli - but I will not defend that so called "captain".
Yes, Kohli did speak as did the BCCI and a few other elder statesmen of Indian cricket. But that did not happen immediately and spontaneously. It was only when the foreign press pointed out the blatant hypocrisy of the Indian team's knee-gesture in solidarity with BLM whilst not rushing to defend Shami that Kohli and Co woke up. The deafening silence from Kohli, his team-mates, the BCCI and other famous cricketers from the cricket establishment of India soon became a PR nightmare for the nation. It was only when this realisation dawned upon India's cricketocracy that Kohli, the BCCI and other cricketers came out in support of Shami.
This is not the first time in these Hindutva times that Indian cricketers have refused to show support for their Muslim player colleagues. As coach of Uttarkhand, former India Test player Wasim Jaffer also faced the same trolling and hate as Shami has done now.
The notion of playing for India as opposed to various states of the country was actually instilled in the Indian team by no less a man than the Nawab of Pataudi, a Muslim. He forged and united the Indian team like no other captain before him had done. I suppose Pataudi (RIP) would be turning in his grave seeing the developments in Indian cricket today.
I must quote Wassim Jaffer who encouraged Mohammad Siraj who was being booed and taunted in Australia with the following tweet:
"Even if there's little or no crowd to cheer you on, no better motivation than playing for India. As a legend once said "You don't play for the crowd, you play for the country"
But then the likes of Wassim Jaffer, the Nawab of Pataudi, Bishen Singh Bedi, GR Vishwanath, Farokh Engineer, EAS Prasanna and so on played for the country. And as gentlemen and true sportsmen, they played cricket. And they played for India. Kohli and the present generation of cricketers play for the crowd, the baying, bigoted and fascist Hindutva crowd.
I didn't remembered , you have shown your English skills & such stupidity to write atrocities on Bangladesh Hindus, Killings of Hindus & Sikhs in Pak & Afghan.. why only one side you high-light? ?? do you think you are over-smart & world is stupid to believe in your biased propaganda.. You r worst that terrorist causing more divisions among people...
Aryan is out after spending mere 3 weeks in jail - an eternity for the privileged but par for the course and in fact pretty mild for the ordinary folks who waste years awaiting trial or bail. Shami and Kohli have already moved on. But madam needs to sell constant victimhood of muslims to stay in business. So she waits on the next opportunity. I guess the inconvenient fact that Kohli speaking up and Aryan out on bail is not going to stop the trolls or the prosecutors is of little issue.