Trolling Hardik Pandya and Krystle D'Souza about their selfie are badly about | Cricket News

NEW DELHI. TV actress Krystle D'Souza and Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya were viciously hunted after D'Souza shared a photo of these people posing together on Instagram. Subtitling the photo "Mother bhai joked koi hard ich nahi hai", she called Pandya "brother of a different mother".

The photo and the legend seem to have irritated D'Souza's supporters who flooded his post with ugly remarks.

Here's what the trolls said and why their comments are not remembered:

Troll Attack 1: Both were followed after D's Souza called Pandya his brother


While D & # Souza had been threatened to have lied about the fact that Pandya was his brother, others attacked Pandya saying, after his comments on Koffee with Karan, that he deserved to do so. to be divided into zones.

Comments such as "Do not make her in love by calling her brother" or even more heinous "If the mothers are different, does that mean that father is the same? "Were made under the post of D & # 39; Souza.

D'Souza's personal choice of relationships with people in his life. Trolls have no reason to draw unnecessary connotations.

Pandya made a mistake and apologized. He was banned from playing for a while and fined by BCCI. To say that he does not deserve to be more than someone's brother is too hard.

Since this fiasco, the Indian general of Mumbai seems to have progressed and is in great shape, winning matches for his franchise. The fact that some people still want to bring it back to its past and create a negativity around it says a lot about the fact that they really care about the game and the Indian cricket team.

Instead of ensuring that the cricketer has the best possible lead on the crucial ODI world cup in England, the ruthless trolls still want to prevent him as well. they never went astray.

Troll Attack 2: Why is Pandya not selected as "kaalu" in the Antillean squad?

This is a racist remark of rank. The same Indian, perhaps when he goes abroad and is labeled as brown or black, will then call "racism". But he does not hesitate to do the same with his compatriots, who bring laurels to the nation in cricket.

Pandya may have dark skin, but he is talented enough to be among the top 11 cricket players in a country of 135 crore.

Troll Attack 3: "Aaj Pandya kar ke aaya"

Is not it hypocritical and misogynistic to use the same sentence for which Pandya was criticized (and Well Named)?

What does this tell you about the intentions of these trolls who claim to be morally superior to Pandya and present themselves as saviors of women? This proves that there is no difference between these trolls and the Pandya appeared on the show Karan Johar.