Amit Mishra responds to Irfan Pathan's open-ended tweet on India's potential
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Amit Mishra responds to Irfan Pathan’s open-ended tweet on India’s potential

Responding and in a way completing Pathan's tweet without quoting his former teammate's tweet, Delhi Capitals and Indian cricketer player Amit Mishra continued the half-left sentence by Pathan

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New Delhi [India]: Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan on Friday (April 22), in a veiled reference to the current socio-political scenario emerging following incidents of violence in different parts of the country, said that India has the potential to be the “greatest country on earth, but…”

My country, my beautiful country, has the potential to be the greatest country on earth.BUT………

— Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) April 21, 2022

However, Pathan did not mention the context of his tweet as he left it open-ended.

“My country, my beautiful country, has the potential to be the greatest country on earth. BUT………” the former Indian cricketer tweeted.

Responding and in a way completing Pathan’s tweet without quoting his former teammate’s tweet, Delhi Capitals and Indian cricketer player Amit Mishra continued the half-left sentence by Pathan and added, “only if some people realise that our Constitution is the first book to be followed”.

“My country, my beautiful country, has the potential to be the greatest country on earth…..only if some people realise that our constitution is the first book to be followed,” the thirty-nine-year-old Indian wrist spinner tweeted.

My country, my beautiful country, has the potential to be the greatest country on earth…..only if some people realise that our constitution is the first book to be followed.

— Amit Mishra (@MishiAmit) April 22, 2022

Though none of the cricketers mentioned the context of their tweets, it is clear that their tweets referred to the recent clashes that took place between the two groups on the Hanuman Jayanti and Mahavir Jayanti processions. (ANI)

 

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