After Rohit’s fitness, Mohammad Shami’s ‘Roza’ controversy Shama Mohammad, made bold statements.

Delhi: Controversy has arisen over the Indian cricket team’s fast bowler Mohammad Shami not to fasten. Some social media users criticized him after a picture of Shami drinking energy during the match went viral. Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barelvi, president of All India Muslim Jamaat, described Shami as a “big criminal” because of this.

Shama Mohammed supports Shami

Congress spokesperson Shama Mohammad reacted to the controversy. He said, “When we are on a journey, there is no need to fasting. Shami is playing for the country, and Islam is a very scientific religion. There may be thirst during the game, so they should not be pressurized to force them to fast. “

Shami’s family replied

Shami’s cousin Mohammad Zaid expressed displeasure over Maulana’s remarks, saying, “Shami is playing in Dubai and has to be hungry and thirsty for a long time during the fast. Roza can be left in the journey, it is written in Islam. But Maulana is speaking so only to remain in the discussion. “

Coach also gave a statement

Shami’s childhood coach Badruddin Siddiqui also criticized Maulana, saying, “If someone is ill or in a journey, the fasting can be left and can be kept later. Shami is playing for the country and in such a situation the country comes first, everything else later. Your country is playing the final and you are making such statements which make the player’s courage. Shami has not done anything wrong. The whole country is with them and they should keep moving forward. Religion is important, but when it comes to the country, the country comes first. “

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