Sanjana Ganesan Calls Out Social Media Trolls Who Criticize Her Son

Sanjana Ganesan, the wife of Indian cricketer Jasprit Bumrah, went hard at trolls on social media after trolls began touting for attention by disparaging her young son Angad. This came after a cameo made by Angad during an IPL game at the Wankhede Stadium when his father, Bumrah, excelled by taking 4 wickets. While the game witnessed a thrilling performance by Bumrah, it was Angad's cameo on the giant screen that was trending on social media.

Sanjana, clearly displeased with the incident, took to her Instagram to post on the issue. She made it quite clear that her son was not entertainment for the internet. In her blog post, she wrote that she and her husband Jasprit take great lengths to shield their son from the ugly face of social media. She agreed that the internet is a tough world, particularly when kids are involved, and was sympathetic towards the difficulty of taking Angad to a public event with all those cameras surrounding them.

The issue started when trolls began writing cruel comments on Angad using a few seconds of video footage. People were jumping to conclusions about his attitude, his personality, and even what his state of mind was. For Sanjana, such judgment was unfair and hurtful. She exposed how people were carelessly bandying terms like trauma and depression when discussing a toddler. To her, the remarks said everything about society's distance from respect and courtesy.

On her post, Sanjana pointed out that her child was only one and half years old. She highlighted how ridiculous it was for people to think they would know anything about Angad or their life at home from a few seconds on video. She wished for a little more honesty and compassion from the people on the internet. She also requested everyone to remember that their son was there to assist his dad and that that had to be what is in the forefront, not making him a viral sensation.

The heartwarming post was a plea for understanding and compassion, not only for her family but for all parents who might someday find themselves in her shoes in the public eye. Social media likes to create drama out of normal moments, and Sanjana's post was an important reminder of how to treat people, and children in particular, with respect.

By what she said, she emphasized how quickly internet users judge others without knowing everything that goes on. It's simple for keyboard warriors to craft stories, but in the process, they don't know the actual effect of their words on people's lives. She wasn't asking for kindness solely to protect her son but also to create a more reflective and understanding internet community.