@NIKHILC1969@sabeer@newslaundry Remote criticism is effortless. Real courage is questioning power at home. Indians do that openly. Others reserve their outrage for safe distances, lily-livered moralists, at best.
@GlobalAnalyzer No — Sri Lanka has not refused to play in India.
There is currently no report of the Sri Lanka national team declining to tour or play matches in India. Sri Lanka is co‑hosting the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 with India.
@LeGrave009@sabeer Funny how some people sit abroad, discover every flaw in India… and still can’t survive without it boosting their own presence. Talent for irony, unmatched.
@SunVI0l@sabeer Comes all the way from abroad to find India’s flaws… yet India is still the engine of their own relevance. Classic “can’t quit the sugar, but hate the taste” situation.
@nutsonnits@sabeer We are fully aware India isn’t perfect. What’s amusing is how some people move abroad and suddenly develop X-ray vision for India’s flaws, while their current country enjoys permanent immunity. Take it easy, enjoy life.
@sabeer I am openly acknowledging flaws in my own country’s actions here. Resorting to personal attacks instead of addressing these concerns doesn’t contribute to the discussion.
@sabeer Attacking the person instead of addressing the question doesn’t strengthen your position, it weakens it. It’s telling that a simple question prompted a personal remark rather than a response. Disappointing to see someone often introduced as “Sabeer, the Hotmail founder,” resort
@sabeer Criticising India from abroad is one thing. But when ICE agents in the U.S. have shot and killed civilians, including a woman in Minneapolis and a man during federal enforcement operations that sparked nationwide outrage, the so-called Hotmail founder suddenly loses his voice.
@sabeer Criticising India from abroad is one thing. But when ICE agents in the U.S. have shot and killed civilians, including a woman in Minneapolis and a man during federal enforcement operations that sparked nationwide outrage, the so-called Hotmail founder suddenly loses his voice.
@NIKHILC1969@sabeer Criticising India from abroad is one thing. But when ICE agents in the U.S. have shot and killed civilians, including a woman in Minneapolis and a man during federal enforcement operations that sparked nationwide outrage, the so-called Hotmail founder suddenly loses his voice.
@NIKHILC1969@sabeer Condemning the Noida techie death is necessary. But why the silence on the recent ICE killings in the U.S. where federal agents have shot civilians? Accountability shouldn’t stop at borders @sabeer : have no guts? Or do you fear from @realDonaldTrump
@sabeer we condemn the tragic Noida techie death and agree there should’ve been better coordination and accountability. But will you also speak out on the recent ICE killings in the U.S. where federal agents have fatally shot civilians, sparking protests and calls for justice?
@sabeer I know you care about issues in India even from afar, but what do u make of the fatal ICE/Border Patrol shooting in #Minneapolis? a man pinned on the ground by federal agents before he was shot, raising serious questions use of force in the ‘first-world’ country you often praise
@PDhuper@TheBrancaShow A country that prides itself on being “high IQ” still ended up with one of the highest COVID-19 death rates globally, around 2,920 deaths per million people (WHO-based data). And he is pretending perfection.
@TheBrancaShow When someone has to insult entire nationalities to feel superior, it usually means the argument, and the thinking behind it, just isn’t strong enough. Your post says more about your mindset, and your IQ , than about anything you are trying to criticize.
@TheBrancaShow Dehumanizing people and celebrating deaths doesn’t make your argument stronger, it just exposes your prejudice. Come back when you can discuss ideas without racism or hatred. Your message does a better job reflecting your intellect than your argument. I’ll leave it at that.