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Posted (edited)

Kirti Azad is in TMC.
This explains the behaviour.
Players perform on the ground when they represent Indian team, after the match they like any other Indian citizen has the right to follow their own path for religion.
Generally, Sikhs do visit the Hindu temples and vice versa is true as well, so most probably Bumrah and Arshdeep might have visited as well. Even if they didn't it don't matter.

Edited by singhvivek141
Posted
2 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

Taht clown has become a butt of everyone's jokes. He is supposed to be neutral.  

It was so unprofessional from him an ICC president acting like a fanboy.. 

It was cringe and embarassing to watch.  Neutrality seems an alien concept to him.. 

Posted
42 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

Kirti Azad is in TMC.
This explains the behaviour.
Players perform on the ground when they represent Indian team, after the match they like any other Indian citizen has the right to follow their own path for religion.
Generally, Sikhs do visit the Hindu temples and vice versa is true as well, so most probably Bumrah and Arshdeep might have visited as well. Even if they didn't it don't matter.

 

 

I think that explains it. Glad bjp chucked him out.

 

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Its like their newborn kid..they went there to get the blessings..

other faith players can take it to modque..Gurudwaras..Church too…as they are also their fathers..pun unintended..

I am sure no one wud hv an issue..

Posted
8 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

Kirti Azad is in TMC.
This explains the behaviour.
Players perform on the ground when they represent Indian team, after the match they like any other Indian citizen has the right to follow their own path for religion.
Generally, Sikhs do visit the Hindu temples and vice versa is true as well, so most probably Bumrah and Arshdeep might have visited as well. Even if they didn't it don't matter.

TMC party or gaali?

Posted
8 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

Kirti Azad is in TMC.
This explains the behaviour.
Players perform on the ground when they represent Indian team, after the match they like any other Indian citizen has the right to follow their own path for religion.
Generally, Sikhs do visit the Hindu temples and vice versa is true as well, so most probably Bumrah and Arshdeep might have visited as well. Even if they didn't it don't matter.

Was in BJP for most of his political career. All these politicians are turncoats, tomorrow if he doesn't get a ticket in TMC, he will join some other party. 

Posted
10 hours ago, Vancouver said:

Saying “anyone else could take it to their place of worship” doesn’t really solve the underlying issue of neutrality. Just because someone can do something doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. Having the power or opportunity doesn’t automatically justify the action. Saying “everyone else does it” or “you could do it too” is often a way to avoid taking responsibility.

 

Indian political climate is such that religious symbolism in national events is often interpreted politically, even when cricket players may just see it as personal faith.

 

I personally don't care where they take trophy to, just wanted share my view on ability vs. judgment argument.

Don't think religions like Islam, Sikhism believe in iconolatry. 

 

Hindus often take their cars, books, newly bought objects to temples to get them blessed, apply vibhuti, kumkum, some rituals. Catholics may be cool, there are numerous examples of football teams taking their trophies to churches. 

 

Sikhs may not believe in all this but may let it slide. But taking a trophy to some masjid/dargah may be seen as provocation, because Muslims are very sensitive about these things and may miscontrue it as idolatry.

 

Heck recently Indian government renovated Hazratbal shrine in Kashmir, and put up a plaque about the work. There was an Ashoka emblem on that plaque which drove the worshippers crazy. They destroyed it and levelled all sorts of accusations against the governement, even the politciains there joined in outrage, there were protests all over the state. 

 

So, why would someone from BCCI willingly take a risk like that? There is a good chance he/she may be lynched or communal violence may break out. Sensitive topic for many. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Gollum said:

Was in BJP for most of his political career. All these politicians are turncoats, tomorrow if he doesn't get a ticket in TMC, he will join some other party. 

Agreed...though politicians follow the footsteps of party beliefs.

We all know what TMC believes in. 

Posted

Kirti Azad may be right or wrong. But I think topics like this don't deserve a dedicated thread on this cricket forum. Every other day, some ex-cricketer will keep saying something.  If we start opening threads, the cricket forum will turn political.  We hv tons of political threads/blogs already for such topics. 

Posted

Kirti azad is congress leader, his problem is not that indian team visiting a temple along with trophy but Jay Shah. 

 

He cant digest this fact.

 

Btw I'm also Congressi supporter but har bat pe politics lana jaruri nahi hai idiots. 

Posted

I dont have any issue with SKY or Gambhir doing whatever in their personal capacity and visiting a mandir.

 

Why the fwck is Jay Shah there?? I think he has decided that he doesnt even want to be SEEN as neutral anymore- why does he have to celebrate with the indian team after every ICC win.. if they really want to then admit ICC is just a department of the BCCI and be done with

Posted
5 hours ago, Gollum said:

Was in BJP for most of his political career. All these politicians are turncoats, tomorrow if he doesn't get a ticket in TMC, he will join some other party. 

Yeah but he is forced to make anti hindu comments to fit into the tmc

 

Its a rite of passage in the tmc

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