‘Go to Pakistan’, Mohammad Shami faces online abuse by Indians after Pakistan’s victory

After India’s loss to arch-rival Pakistan in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, bowler Mohammad Shami has been targeted with internet abuse.
As soon as India lost against Pakistan on Sunday, Indian fans flocked to Instagram and Twitter to make disparaging remarks about Mohammed Shami.
Pakistan trounced India by ten wickets, and none of the Indian bowlers were able to make an impression as Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan spared no bowler.
Indian captain Virat Kohli witnessed some loud fan behaviour, and trolls have not been nice to him, while he is also being chastised for his captaincy during the game.
Mohammad Rizwan and skipper Babar Azam led Pakistan to a 10-wicket victory against India at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday.
Rizwan (79) and Babar (68) ensured that India’s bowlers had no chance as the two batters controlled the game. Pakistan pulled down a 152-run goal without losing a wicket, while India appeared befuddled in their first encounter.
After Pakistan’s one-sided victory, Religious extremism was witnessed when Indian citizens abused their own pace spearhead Mohammad Shami. So many tweets surged up in pure hate against Mohammad Shami and religious extremism took over the fans. #Gaddar was and is trending on Twitter for quite some time now. Shami’s nationalism is being questioned by his fellow citizens. Instagram of Shami was bombarded with hate comments.




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After this, so many netizens, as well as cricketers, came in front and supported Mohammad Shami.
Former cricketer Irfan Pathan showed his support and emphasised that “THIS CRAP NEEDS TO STOP.”
One user also gave the reality check which seems like a necessary step.
There are mixed sentiments of users on social media, some are against Mohammad Shami while some show solidarity with the pace bowler. After this fiasco, this is clear that hatred and extremism do exist in India on the highest levels.