Congressional leader and former cricket Kirti Azad faces huge criticism on social media for his disgusting cheep in Sourav Ganguly after the BCCI President recently suffered a heart attack. Kirti Azad shared images of Sourav Ganguly endorsing Fortune oil and scoffed that the cricketer should only “promote tried and tested products.”
Inappropriate comments made by Kirti Azad have not been well received by people on social media who criticized the former cricketer for his nasty comments. Azad had been an elected representative of the Lok Sabha from a BJP ticket before being suspended from the match for his comments against Arun Jaitley, a deceased BJP stalwart.
What a garbage man. https://t.co/WAIUnZVu52
– Ayush Priyansh Tripathi (@PriyanshAyush) January 4, 2021
Medical ailments can be treated and everyone is sure that Dada will return as a fighter as he has been … but sadly there is no cure for jealousy and lowering of personal standards and thoughts. Still wishing you get better soon @KirtiAzaad https://t.co/q0wjiljRnG
– #StayHomeStaySafe 😷🙏 (@RakenduSharma) January 4, 2021
People also investigated his ties to Congress. He had joined the Congress party after being suspended from the BJP.
This is not a high-level cricketer tweeting, this is a congressman speaking. https://t.co/r8R98dfQqi
– Rahul Sharma (@ rahulsharma25) January 4, 2021
Tried and tested ..? Where have all these Rahul Gandhi congressmen “tried and tested” before blindly following him …? https://t.co/KazTERlutp
– 🎩Johnniee Talker🎩 (@JohnnieeTalker) January 4, 2021
Kirti Azad the pahle… jab se Congress ke Ghulam flees hain pappu jaisi soch ho gayi hai inki .. https://t.co/WyztY5NU6E
– Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) January 4, 2021
Sourav Ganguly was rushed to Woodlands Hospital in Kolkata after suffering mild cardiac arrest on Saturday morning while exercising at his residence gym. Sports journalist Boria Majumdar had confirmed that Ganguly would be discharged the same Saturday after undergoing angioplasty. His condition is believed to be stable now.
