The Caravan assaults Sachin Tendulkar for decrease center class origins

Far-Left media outlet The Caravan on Saturday printed a wild hate-piece towards Sachin Tendulkar as a result of the cricket legend urged the nation to stay united within the face of a world marketing campaign towards India. The column, penned by one Vaibhav Vats, makes extraordinarily objectionable feedback towards the center class as effectively.
Regarding the tweet posted by Sachin Tendulkar to advertise unity within the face of adversity, Vats says, “What accounts, then, for this anomaly from someone unusually careful in his utterances? The answer lies in Tendulkar’s conservative upbringing as well as his psychological make-up, which can be described as a state of stunted adulthood.”
The Caravan columnist blamed Tendulkar’s “lower middle class” upbringing for the remark. His diatribe towards him didn’t cease there.
Vats continued, “The ordinary Maharashtrian Mumbaikar of Tendulkar’s background often emanates an excessively deferential attitude towards the powerful and the moneyed of India’s financial capital, a dynamic ever-present in Tendulkar’s relationship with the Ambanis.”
The Caravan columnist seems to detest the Indian center class as a result of like most peculiar folks, they don’t have the style for steady revolutions. Vats says, “Tendulkar became the epitome of values prized in the conventional, hierarchal and self-congratulatory milieu of the middle class, showing no eagerness to challenge the many prejudices of society and state. His notion of ethics remained limited purely to the realm of his own personal conduct.”
“Before the stark fault lines of our present time, it was harder to see what appears now with increasing clarity, that Tendulkar also shares the worst traits of the Indian middle-class: its indifference to the general good, its lack of commitment to the values of human rights and democracy, and its intellectual vacuousness,” he added.
He additionally quotes one Rahul Bhattacharya describing the legend as a “man-child superstar”. The column is replete with criticism of Sachin Tendulkar over his humble beginnings. At one level, he says, “Tendulkar seems peculiarly unable to transcend the limitations of his social background.” At one other, Vats remarks, “His personality has not grown commensurate with his public stature, animated by no larger ideas about the society and the world that he inhabits.”
The Caravan columnist shouldn’t be the one one within the liberal institution with such petulant hatred in direction of the center class. Earlier, ‘journalist’ Rohini Singh was noticed voicing comparable hatred. The major cause for the hatred is the truth that Rich Liberals are historically a revolutionary drive whereas the center class is a stabilizing one.
Thus, Rich Liberals hate the center class because the latter is perceived to be an obstacle in the best way of their lofty revolutions.