After Parthiv Patel, former Indian opener Aakash Chopra has strongly reprimanded all those people who are promoting fake news on social media. According to Aakash Chopra, whoever shares fake news on social media is telling wrong things to the cricket fans.

Let us tell you, for some time now it has been seen that a lot of false news regarding the Indian Premier League is going viral on social media. Due to these false news, a lot of misunderstanding is increasing among many players. Not only this, many users on social media are also abusing the cricketers.

Aakash Chopra made a tweet on his official social media account. He wrote, ‘IPL is the best time to increase false rumors and fake news. This is all nonsense. The fan army always gets it right. However this should not happen. Are views more important than humanity? I don’t like it at all.

This is Aakash Chopra’s tweet:

IPL is the best time to spread hate, fake news…and all sorts of rubbish.
Fan-armies are there to lap it up always.
I often wonder if views/engagement is more important than the morals 🫤😑 pic.twitter.com/rkQ69eYExC

— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) May 4, 2024

Apart from Aakash Chopra, former West Indies player Ian Bishop had also reprimanded many users on social media regarding this matter, saying that he had not given any such statement which could have caused any problem to any player. He had tweeted on his official Due to this many people are feeling that it is I who has given this statement. People who follow me know that I would never say something like that. It is wrong to promote such accounts.

For the last couple of seasons there have been a number of accounts on here posting derogatory statements about players, and then attaching my name to it as if I said it. Those that follow me know that is not my way. So please pay those accounts no attention.

— Ian Raphael Bishop (@irbishi) May 4, 2024

Even in the Indian Premier League 2024, many such rumors were spread about the players which many people accepted as true. An appeal has been made to all the people in the cricket world not to pay attention to such false rumors and not to encourage them. If this continues, the morale of the players will also drop significantly.