Sanjana Ganesan, sports broadcaster and wife of the Indian stimulator Jasprit Bumrah, killed online trolls for ridicule the baby Bumhrah, Angad, based on a 3 -second clip played during the Mumbai Indians (MI) against the WankHede stadium in Mumbai.
Online bullying was shared by Angada Bumhrah on social media platforms and made several claims of a 1.5 -year -old boy, including his mental health based on the expression of the child’s face.
Sanjana, angry with the online inspection of her child, shared a strongly formulated message about her Instagram story and wrote, “Our son is not a topic for your entertainment.”
Sanjan said she and Jasprit did everything she was in their power to hold Angad far from the social media “because the Internet is a contemptible and disgusting place”.
However, although she said she understood the consequences of bringing a child to a cricket stadium full of cameras, Sanjan added that there were only “to support Jasprit and nothing else”.
She stressed that the couple has “no interest in our son viral internet content or national reports”, and killed “unnecessarily projected warriors on the keyboard who decided who Angad is, what his problem is, what his personality is, from 3 seconds.”
Sanjana Ganesan also raised trolls to use mental health as “trauma” and “depression” for a 1.5 -year -old child and said, “It’s one and a half years. Throwing words like trauma and depression in a reference to a child say so much about who we become as a community and is sincerely sad.”
“You know nothing about our son, about our life, and I ask you to believe your opinions online,” she said, adding that a little honesty and little kindness in today’s world is a long way.
Jasprit Bumrah and Sanjan Ganesan celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary in March. In September 2023 they welcomed their son Angada.
The couple often share the flashes of their happy moments on the social media, although they prefer to keep their personal life mostly private.
Mi vs lsg
In the Sunday match of IPL, Jasprit Bumrah created history by becoming the highest goalkeeper for the Indians in Mumbai, Indian Premier League (IPL).
The Indian Spearhead reached a milestone during Miho match against LSG, where he created a brilliant charm of 4/22 to lead his team to a major victory.
Bumrah, who now played 139 matches for franchise, took 174 goals and broke the previous record held by Sri Lankan Great Lasith Maling, who had 170 goals for Mumbai. The best Bumrah characters for the team remain an impressive 5/10 and have underlined its consistent dominance with the ball over the years.
(tagstotranslate) Sanjana Ganesan
