harsh.ag
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Tbf that's a great role model for many people.
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When was Azharuddin forgiven?
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ankitj
Hall of Fame Member
OK mate. I did a bit of prapharasing for effect. I take that back.
Still find the reaction to effigy burning hilarious. To be clear I'm not like mad at you for supporting Azhar or something. It's just mildly amusing that effigy thing is viewed (in a different society) as something worth giving even a second thought.
listento_me
U19 Captain
I didn't even realise he was back in the public eye in India but following Younis Khan's revelation that he got a call from ZU with regards to his batting, helping him get that 200 odd and no one on SKy batted an eyelid. I thought there'd be at least one snide remark. None.
Tbh, all across the world, murderers, rapists, pedophiles, terrible, terrible human beings are let back into society, they walk your streets, work in your work places and are, to a certain extent, allowed to carry on living somewhat normal lives and earn a living.
Why should someone who was a sportsman and took some money on the side, nowhere near the type of crimes I quoted, not be allowed a way back? Why should he not be allowed redemption and some normality?
Whether it be Azharuddin, Hansje, Amir, what does it matter? As long as they are correctly punished, why do we have such a hangover with these guys?
Tbh, all across the world, murderers, rapists, pedophiles, terrible, terrible human beings are let back into society, they walk your streets, work in your work places and are, to a certain extent, allowed to carry on living somewhat normal lives and earn a living.
Why should someone who was a sportsman and took some money on the side, nowhere near the type of crimes I quoted, not be allowed a way back? Why should he not be allowed redemption and some normality?
Whether it be Azharuddin, Hansje, Amir, what does it matter? As long as they are correctly punished, why do we have such a hangover with these guys?