Mithali Raj body-shamed on Twitter; Robin Uthappa slams the ‘silly minds’ who insulted the women cricketer

Indian wicketkeeper batsman Robin Uthappa has came in defence of Women cricket team’s skipper Mithali Raj, who became a target of online trollers for her dress.

Uthappa, took to Twitter and slammed the “silly minds”, but lamented that some of his fellow Indians are still “stuck in the same rut” of moral policing others.

Mithali became a target of Twitteratis after she shared a throwback picture of her with friends, wherein she can be seen wearing a spaghetti top.

Just to give a glimpse of the narrow-minded, sexism on offer prior to Uthappa’s comment:

https://twitter.com/Venkate37652181/status/905678043720454145

https://twitter.com/NandagopalR4/status/905453090081353729

https://twitter.com/sRAMANJANEYULU5/status/905445565692907521

Well, this isn’t the first time Mithali has been at the receiving end of sexist comments on Twitter.

In August, she was trolled for posting a picture at a function where she had sweaty armpits. However, she then shut down the moral police by tweeting, “I’m where I’m because I sweated it out on d [the] field! I see no reason 2 [to] b [be] ashamed f [of] it, when I’m on d [the] ground inaugerating [inaugurating] a cricket academy.”

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