Rahul Chaurasia

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Pakistani Players doing religious bigotry & bad-mouthing other communities throughout the years

A Thread 🧵

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@_FaridKhan @TheRealPCB @iMRizwanPak @ICC https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.

[Rahul Chaurasia @NiftyScholar]

@ArslanArif66 https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.

[Rahul Chaurasia @NiftyScholar]

@Rnawaz31888 https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.

[Rahul Chaurasia @NiftyScholar]

@Muhammad_Asd_ @iihtishamm https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.

[Rahul Chaurasia @NiftyScholar]

@MHaris001 @iihtishamm https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.

[Rahul Chaurasia @NiftyScholar]

@Entertain_Buzz_ @iihtishamm https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.

[Rahul Chaurasia @NiftyScholar]

@ManiSays0 @iihtishamm https://t.co/Nj52LUIG4m

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Booing is a part of sports. It happens worldwide. Fans do it on issues around which a player/team creates their personality or any sporadic issue related to that player/team.

Steve Smith gets booed for the sandpaper incident. Murali used to get booed for his bowling action. Even Kohli gets booed in Australia for his aggressive nature.

The Pakistan team and Rizwan have based their entire personality around religion. Not just religious supremacy but the despise towards other religions, as evident from quotes like "kufr toot Gaya, Islam Jeet Gaya" and "Rizwan ki sabse acchi baat ye hai ki Hinduon ke beech namaz padh kar aaya." So they got booed along similar lines.

Crowd behavior was against Pakistan, not IsIam. Ahmedabad is the home ground for many MusIim cricketers. Ask them if they were ever treated this way. Also, have you ever heard of any Christian player or a Christian-dominated team facing religion-based booing in India?

The responsibility to not mix religion with sports is on players; they are the ambassadors of sports. But for the Pakistani team, everything is about religion. Even that was acceptable to Indian fans for a long time because it was seen as them following their own religion, not slandering others. But in the social media age, people realized that the truth is even harsh, as proved by the statements of Waqar Younis, Shahid Afridi, and Sohail Tanvir.

I see the Ahmadabad crowd as victims of circumstances created by the religious fanaticism of Pakistani cricketers over the years.