'No low life like you will tell me which country I belong to,' roars Sania.
Tennis ace Sania Mirza is one of the many Indian celebrities who has spoken up against the gruesome gang-rape and murder of an eight-year-old in Kashmir.
On Thursday, Sania took to social media to share her concerns. "Is this really the kind of country we we want to be known as to the world today ?? If we can’t stand up now for this 8 year old girl regardless of our gender,caste,colour or religion then we don’t stand for anything in this world.. not even humanity.. makes me sick to the stomach," she wrote on Twitter.
Here's her tweet
While Sania received widespread support for her passionate plea, there was one Twitter user who managed to get under her skin. A certain Kichu Kanan Namo told Sania that she was a Pakistani, since she was married to cricketer Shoaib Malik, and suggested she should stay away from commenting on India's problems.
"With all respect madam which country are you talking abt.Last time I checked u had married into Pakistan. You no longer are a Indian. And if u must tweet thn also tweet for the innocents killed by Pak terror outfits," he wrote.
Here's his tweet
Sania must surely be used to fools on social media terming her a Pakistani. Although she doesn't usually pay heed to these haters, the 31-year-old made an exception this time. Sania put forth a stinging reply to Kichu Kanan Namo, telling him no 'low life' like him could tell her which country she blonged to.
"First of all nobody marries ‘into’ anywhere .. you marry a person! Secondly NO LOW LIFE like you will tell me which country I belong to.. I play for India,I am Indian and always will be.. nd maybe if u look beyond religion and country one day you may just also stand for humanity," wrote Sania.
Here's her tweet
A special team of the crime branch has made a case of conspiracy, kidnapping, wrongful confinement, gang rape, murder and destruction of evidence against eight accused, which include: Sanjhi Ram, the suspected mastermind, who is a former revenue official and local strongman; his son Vishal Kumar, a college student; Ram's 16-year-old nephew who is the juvenile, and his friend Parvesh Kumar; Special Police Officers (SPOs) of Hiranagar police station Deepak Khajuria and Surinder Kumar; Sub Inspector of Hiranagar police station Anand Dutta, who was also investigating officer in the case, and Head Constable Tilak Raj.
The lawyers of Jammu Bar Association observed a bandh on Wednesday and demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry into the case.
The lawyers have questioned the credibility of the Crime Branch officials, who according to them are mostly from Kashmir.
The members of Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) also on Wednesday staged a protest here, demanding a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)-led inquiry in the Kathua rape case. The protestors also demanded deportation of Rohingyas from Jammu.”
(Inputs from agencies)
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