Moin Shaikh decided it was time to bring his two brain cells to use with him mocking Anuj Rawat for wishing on Ram NavamiĀ
Trust Islamists to view everything through only one lens in life, one clouded by an innate hate for other religions. Over the years, scores of incidents have been documented of deranged Islamists subjecting Hindus to merciless violence and mayhem with the genocide of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley in 1990 being the biggest testament of the woeful narrative.
IPL 2022: RCB Player Anuj Rawat Smeared For Wishing Ram Navami
Aap sabhi ko Ram Navami ki shubhkamnaye.š
— Anuj Rawat (@AnujRawat_1755) April 10, 2022
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— Jainul ansari (@Jainul6786) April 10, 2022
The last couple of days have seen such incidents grow in abundance with Hindu bike rallies in Karauli, Rajasthan attacked and set on fire by Muslims. Incidents of stone pelting on Hindus were reported in Gujarat as well on Ram Navami, only days after IIT-Mumbai chemical engineer Ahmed Murtaza had viciously attacked two PAC personnel outside the Gorakhnath Temple.
Anuj Rawat now finds himself to become the latest victim of the venom spewed by Islamists with one Moin Shaikh claiming the RCB player was spreading Hindu-Muslim hate on Twitter. Moin’s two brain cells combined to see him comment on an innocent post by Rawat, one where he wished everyone one Ram Navami, a tweet which Moin’s mind processed as communal.
Anuj Rawat has been in electric touch for RCB this season, a player who has showcased his sprawling skill set in the opening exchanges of the season while Moin sits at home consuming deranged tirades and twiddling his fingers needlessly online.
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