Suresh Raina ‘likes’ tweet questioning silence on abuse in opposition to him

Former cricketer for the Indian nationwide group, Suresh Raina, has ‘liked’ a somewhat intriguing tweet on Twitter. The tweet that Suresh Raina has ‘liked’ questioned the hypocritical silence on the casteist abuse obtained by Raina himself and Ravindra Jadeja.
The tweet from Abhishek Tripathi, sports activities editor at Jagran, stated, “I just want to ask if the trolls who abused Suresh Raina for calling himself a Brahmin and Ravindra Jadeja for calling himself Rajput should fall under the ambits of criticism. Did anyone say anything against them? Did any journalist ask any question related to that at any press conference?”
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This explicit tweet was ‘liked’ by Suresh Raina. The ‘like’ was noticed by sure social media customers who showered the cricketer with praises.
Absolutely King sh!!t 😳👑 https://t.co/kGKac46bB5— Anamika (@MiishNottyAna) November 1, 2021
Absolute King. https://t.co/ituE6o3Liz— Old Monk (@Aadimanaw) November 1, 2021
However, there have been some who criticized him for it.
just like “not all men” and “all lives matter” sect. WTH EVEN?! https://t.co/YOu56FAX9P— ALASKA🌼 (@Aaaaaaftab) November 1, 2021
wtaf??? https://t.co/gBxfYvCKPR— a.  (@aaditeaa) November 1, 2021
Suresh Raina had stated whereas offering commentary in a match on the Tamil Nadu Premier League, “I think, I am also Brahmin. I have been playing since 2004 in Chennai, I love the culture… I love my teammates. I have played with Anirudha Srikanth, Badri (Subramaniam Badrinath), Bala Bhai (L Balaji)… I think you need to learn something good from there. We have a good administration, we have the license to explore ourselves. I love the culture there, and I’m lucky to be part of CSK. Hopefully, we will play more matches there.”
However, he was closely focused over the remark. Consequently, Ravindra Jadeja was additionally focused for asserting his Rajput id. The focused assaults in opposition to Indian cricketers then had attracted no condemnation and was ignored.