Xtra Time Web Desk: The recent turmoil surrounding the Mumbai Indians’ performance in the IPL 2024 has unfortunately spilled over to the personal life of Hardik Pandya and his wife, Natasa Stankovic. The decision to trade Hardik and replace Rohit Sharma as the captain has drawn criticism, compounded by the team’s initial defeats.
Natasa, who has a significant following on Instagram, has become a target for trolls who are directing their frustrations at her due to her husband’s performance on the field. This behavior is unacceptable and reflects a concerning trend of blaming and harassing the partners or family members of athletes for their performance.
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However, amidst the negativity, there have been voices advocating against cyber bullying and emphasizing the need for responsible behavior from cricket fans on online platforms. It’s crucial to express disappointment or criticism in a constructive and respectful manner, rather than resorting to personal attacks or insults.
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The support for Natasa and the condemnation of cyber bullying are steps in the right direction toward fostering a more positive and respectful online environment. It’s imperative for both individuals and social media platforms to take a stand against such behavior and promote a culture of empathy and decency.