Shama Mohammed deleted his post.
New Delhi: In the Champions Trophy 2025, India’s team has done very well so far. With this, Team India has also entered the semi -finals. So far, Team India has taken an invincible lead by defeating Bangladesh, Pakistan and New Zealand. Meanwhile, Congress spokesperson Shama Mohammad has given a statement about Team India captain Rohit Sharma, which is being criticized fiercely. The Congress spokesperson has called captain Rohit Sharma as a player as a player. Apart from this, he has described Rohit Sharma as the most ineffective captain of India so far.
Congress stesked from Shama Mohammad’s statement
However, after this statement of Shama Mohammed, the BJP has strongly criticized it. BJP leaders have attacked it as the Congress thinking. However, the Congress party has opted out of this post of Shama Mohammed. The Congress says that it respects the players of the country. Along with this, the Congress has also asked Shama Mohammed to delete his post, after which Shama Mohammed has deleted his post on X.
Shama Mohammed clarified
On the entire controversy, Congress leader Shama Mohammad said, “I had not tweeted to insult anyone. In that tweet, I said that being a player, he (Rohit Sharma) is more weight. It is not body shaming. I said that he is an ineffective captain, because I compared him to the earlier captains. When Virat Kohli Kohli was standing with Shami Shami, why did he attack him? The players encourage the players of other teams to be a good captain as well.
BJP targeted Shama
On this statement of Congress spokesperson Shama Mohammad, BJP leader Shahzad Poonawala said, “Taking inspiration from Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi, the Congress party has also questioned the Indian cricket team. This statement is not a coincidence, thought, the Congress has not yet taken any action on it nor will it take any action.
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