@Nitu1 6 November 2022 more from that month

Looking at the behavior of some people, it seems that calling injustice injustice or protesting injustice is a crime these days. Our country's team is constantly being subjected to injustice and discrimination by the umpires in T20 World Cup matches. Many former cricketers, commentators, and coaches have commented on this on social media that Bangladesh is really being unfairly treated by the umpires. So many people are talking about it and protesting because there is enough evidence. Is it not our right to protest against this continued discrimination against us? But the protest of some people of a particular country I repeat 'some people' is not being tolerated at all. They are getting burnt in protest. All these Indians are coming and commenting that Bangladesh is a country of beggars, they want to win matches by begging, they are losers and they are also making offensive comments about our country and nation in the most vile language. I really don't understand, do they think that if they do all this, the guilt of injustice will be covered? Or do they want to establish their own supremacy by abusing the entire nation of another country? Or they are trying to claim the protest of others with abuse. Since my childhood I have heard that cricket is a gentleman's game, but seeing the actions of these Indians, I am forced to say that cricket is no longer a gentleman's game. It too has now been polluted by a large number of nasty people.