Yuvraj, Harbhajan and Raina had to pay heavily for making fun of handicapped people, FIR filed against all three players

India Champions defeated Pakistan Champions by five wickets in the final of World Championship Legends and won the trophy of this great tournament. After the match, India Champions players Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and Suresh Raina celebrated the victory in the dressing room in such a way that now an FIR has been registered against all three players.

Actually a video was going viral on social media in which it could be seen that Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and Suresh Raina were walking like handicapped people. After this video came on social media, many people said that all three legendary players have made fun of handicapped people.

In the video, Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh and Raina are seen limping and holding their backs, which shows the physical toll the match has taken on their bodies.

Now Indian para athletes have accused former cricketers of making fun of the disabled. World Championship gold medalist para badminton player Manasi Joshi said that this video sets a very bad example. Amidst the growing controversy over the video, Harbhajan Singh clarified on ‘X’ and said that his intention was not to insult anyone. Arman Ali, President of the National Center for Promotion of Employment for Disabled (NCPEDP), has accused Instagram-owned Meta of violating the Information Technology Act 2000 by posting such content in the complaint.

FIR filed against Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina and Harbhajan Singh

Armaan Ali wrote that, ‘This whole act has been done under the guise of casual entertainment. We also want to file a complaint against Sandhya Devanathan, Vice President and Managing Director of Matter India as this platform is also violating the Information Technology Act 2000, as this platform is violating 2000 by allowing such content to be posted on their platform, Instagram.

The video violates Article 21 of the Constitution of India which gives every individual the right to life with dignity and also violates Section 92 of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016.’