Ritika Sajdeh, wife of Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma, has voiced strong opposition to the Supreme Court’s recent directive for civic bodies in Delhi-NCR to immediately capture all stray dogs and relocate them to shelters, citing public safety concerns. In a heartfelt Instagram story, Ritika expressed her deep disappointment, framing the move as an act of erasing a community of animals rather than addressing the root problem.
“They call it a menace. We call it a heartbeat,” she wrote, describing stray dogs not as threats, but as familiar and cherished presences in daily life, from waiting outside tea stalls for biscuits to guarding shops at night, wagging tails for returning children, and providing warmth in an often impersonal city.
Ritika criticized the idea of removing every stray dog from the streets and locking them away without sunlight, freedom, or familiar faces. While acknowledging legitimate concerns over bites and safety, she urged for humane, long-term solutions instead, including large-scale sterilization programs, vaccination drives, community feeding zones, and adoption campaigns.
“Not punishment. Not imprisonment,” she emphasized, warning that a society that fails to protect its voiceless is “losing its soul.” Concluding her message, Ritika called on people to raise their voices for the dogs who cannot speak for themselves, adding poignantly, “Today it’s the dogs. Tomorrow… who will it be?”
Her post has since resonated widely on social media, sparking conversations about balancing public safety with compassion and animal rights.
'Itna Marega Na Tereko Woh...': Yuvraj Singh's Hilarious Comment On Rohit Sharma's Lookalike Goes Viral; Video
Former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, known for his sharp wit and playful banter, recently left fans in splits with a hilarious comment about a person resembling Indian star player Rohit Sharma. The moment unfolded when Yuvraj came across someone whose facial features bore a striking similarity to the star opener, prompting him to deliver a classic one-liner in his trademark style.
Looking at the Rohit Sharma lookalike, Yuvraj quipped, "Sharma ji ke bete. Woh (Rohit) tereko dekhega na, itna marega na tereko woh, itna marega na woh." The lighthearted remark, loosely translating to “Sharma ji’s son. If Rohit sees you, he’ll beat you up so much,” had everyone around breaking into laughter.
The joke not only showcased Yuvraj’s unmatched sense of humor but also reflected the camaraderie and playful teasing that has long been a part of Indian cricket culture. Fans on social media were quick to react, with many tagging Rohit Sharma and flooding the comments section with laughing emojis, turning the clip into an instant viral moment.
Over the years, Yuvraj Singh has delivered countless humorous and memorable lines, making him one of the most entertaining figures in Indian cricket even after his retirement. This latest comment about “Sharma ji ke bete” adds another gem to his collection of off-field laughs, once again proving that Yuvraj’s wit is as sharp as his cricketing skills once were.
