Yuvraj & Raina are heavily criticized by Paralympic Community..!?

Former players Yuvraj Singh, harbhajan singh, and suresh raina were part of the india champions team in the World Legends championship T20 series. harbhajan singh and suresh raina released a fun video for the recently released hindi movie song "Tauba Tauba". The differently-abled community is upset that they are dancing to tease the differently-abled people who have difficulty in walking. The indian Paralympic Association has expressed strong criticism. They are demanding the immediate removal of the video, which mocks disabled people, and the ex-players involved in it should apologize.
The World Legends championship T20 series for retired players was held in England. Former indian players Yuvraj Singh, harbhajan singh, suresh raina, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Irfan Pathan, Yusuf Pathan, and many others participated in it under the name of india Champions. The team also won the trophy by defeating the defending champions pakistan in the final. At this stage, the former players had played seven matches in a span of 15 days in this series. So, they dragged their feet intending to do a funny dance to the bollywood song "Tauba, Tauba" to indicate that they were very tired and had pain in many parts of their bodies. Teasing disabled people who have difficulty walking even though they perform the dance to point out that their legs are in severe pain. In his post, he says that this is stupid and unacceptable and should be removed before it reaches all 120 crore people in India. The Paralympic Association said about this, "This behavior is disgraceful and ignorant. As a star cricketer, you should have a sense of responsibility. You should be an example to others. But like the differently-abled, "It's not a joke to walk around, make obscene gestures, and laugh at things they can't do. You should apologize for that."
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Sowmiya Sriram

15/07/2024 08:53 PM