He was the entertainer on the field and he is off the field also right now through his daily funny and humorous tweets on twitter platform. The former Indian captain and famous opening batsman Virender Sehwag has always been in hot news courtesy his tweets which sometimes falls into partial controversies.
Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) is not a favourite of Kargil martyr’s daughter Gurmehar Kaur, she took the social media by surprise when in a protests against ABVP, she stated a controversial statement which said “Pakistan didn’t kill my father war did”. As usual Indian people got angry because of this.
Not surprising that "nationalists" mock @mehartweets for one pic out of an entire series. Their vision as always is limited by their hate. pic.twitter.com/SCzRL76Jf7
— SamSays (@samjawed65) February 26, 2017
All of this fuss started when ABVP came in a Delhi University college RamJas where they stopped a speaker’s event which was organised by students. They also bashed some students and organisers and that speaker which eventually started a verbal fight between the ABVP and college students.
Gurmehar Kaur even received many kind of threats to her life and also some rape threats from various random people all around India. Though people used her only one message and not the others which hyped the situation too much that Indian opener Sehwag has to look into it.
Bat me hai Dum !#BharatJaisiJagahNahi pic.twitter.com/BNaO1LBHLH
— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) February 26, 2017
It was clearly on display that Sehwag was also against her controversial one liner. And he displayed the loopholes from her statements by his own humorous style. Many people agreed with him but at the same time many defended the girl. Eventually his meme become viral on social media.
“I didn’t score two triple centuries, my bat did” was the exact one liner which Sehwag posted with a plan in his hand and this sentence was written over it. Followed by a caption “Bat me hai Dum”. Some people are saying that the girl is innocent and she is only being used by some hidden political motives.