Netizens Slam Rohit Sharma For His Alleged 'Choice Of Food' In Melbourne Restaurant

An unverified picture of the bill has gone viral on social media, in which beef is written as one of the choices of ordered food items.

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Star players of the Indian cricket team Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, Navdeep Saini, Prithvi Shaw and Shubman Gill landed in controversy after they went to eat in a restaurant in Melbourne whose pictures and videos became immensely viral on social media. After this, these players were accused of breaking the protocols of the biosecure bubble and all have been isolated.

Even after being isolated, the difficulties of the players have not lessened because now fans are trolling them on social media for allegedly eating beef and the main accused, as per the 'keyboard warriors' is Rohit Sharma.

Actually, in the restaurant where Indian players ate food, an Indian fan present there paid their bill. Now, an unverified picture of the bill has gone viral on social media, in which beef is written as one of the choices of ordered food items. Although the authenticity of the bill has not been proved. Trolls specifically targeted Rohit Sharma and said that the vice-captain of the Indian team talks about animal safety throughout the year but is acting as a hypocrite by eating beef himself.

He becomes Animal Activist on Holi and Diwali to lecture Hindus.

On other days, he and his team eat beef. According to him, celebrating Holi and Diwali is irresponsibility towards animals. But eating beef and subsidizing cow slaughter is Animal Activism. Hypocrite @ImRo45 https://t.co/w0gJQq96sJ pic.twitter.com/ljrMPEQKTI — Bharadwaj (@BharadwajSpeaks) January 2, 2021

Rohit Sharma to the teammate who ordered beef at the restaurant. #beef pic.twitter.com/Gb7z2tOY9t

— Saurabh Vinodiya (@Saurab6162) January 3, 2021

#AUSvIND #beef

Rohit Sharma right now: pic.twitter.com/BIiBZUQEOg — S h i l ग न (@ShilganMeshram3) January 2, 2021

*Next time in a restaurant*

Waiter: Sir kya lenge? Rohit Sharma: Pehle bill leke aa — InGenious (@Bees_Kut) January 2, 2021

After the video of team India players having dinner at a Melbourne restaurant went viral on social media, they were sent in isolation. Cricket Australia has started investigating whether these players have violated the bio-bubble protocols or not. However, the BCCI has reportedly said that there has been no violation of safety rules by Indian players and that everyone associated with the team is well aware of these rules.