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Congress spokesperson Shama Mohammad, who previously sparked controversy by calling Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma "fat," has now taken a different tone after India's Champions Trophy victory. Her earlier remarks had drawn criticism from cricket fans, but after the latest triumph, she has praised the team and Rohit’s leadership.

This shift in stance has caught attention, with many questioning her sudden change of opinion.

What Was the Controversy About?

  • During a past discussion, Shama Mohammad made comments about Rohit Sharma’s fitness, referring to him as "fat."
  • Her remarks did not sit well with cricket fans, who defended Rohit, highlighting his consistent performance and leadership.
  • Many believed her statement was unnecessary and disrespectful, as fitness does not define a player’s skills or achievements.

Shama Mohammad’s New Statement After India's Victory

Following India’s Champions Trophy win, Shama Mohammad changed her stance, saying:

"Rohit Sharma has led the team brilliantly, and this victory is a testament to his skills and leadership."

Her appreciation of Rohit Sharma after previously making negative remarks has led to mixed reactions from the public.

Fans’ Reactions to Her Change of Stance

  • Some welcomed her praise, saying that realizing Rohit’s greatness is better late than never.
  • Others criticized her for being inconsistent, accusing her of changing opinions only after India's victory.
  • Social media was flooded with reactions like:
    • "First, she body-shamed him, now she is praising him? Hypocrisy at its best!"
    • "Rohit Sharma lets his bat do the talking. No need for validation from politicians."

Rohit Sharma’s Leadership and Fitness Debate

  • Despite criticism about his fitness, Rohit Sharma has consistently delivered match-winning performances.
  • Under his captaincy, India has seen major victories and strong team performances.
  • Fitness is important, but Rohit’s batting skills, leadership, and cricketing intelligence have made him one of India's most successful captains.