Michael Vaughan Tweets About Animals On Indian Roads, Indians React
Created: Apr 10, 2019, 13:33 IST | Updated: Apr 10, 2019, 13:34 IST
Michael Vaughan
Michael Vaughan the former England captain and commentator, has been in the country to Keep a close eye on the ongoing season of Indian Premier League (IPL).
After Royal Challengers Bangalore faced their sixth consecutive defeat, Vaughan said that the RCB and Indian Team Captain, Virat Kholi, will need rest before he heads out to play the World Cup.
Vaughan has been all over Twitter giving out tips and tactics for the players, alongside traveling the country to catch the IPL live.
Michael had brought down the wrath of Indian cricket fans on twitter when he had tweeted out exclaiming that he found animals on the streets of India.
Vaughan tweeted, "Love traveling in #India ... So far this morning we have seen Elephants, Cows, Camels, Sheep, Goats & Pigs all in the middle of the road ... #OnOn (sic)."
Love traveling in #India ... So far this morning we have seen Elephants,Cows,Camels,Sheep,Goats & Pigs all in the middle of the road ... #OnOn
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) April 9, 2019
Although he wrote this on a lighter note, his Indian followers were not pleased.
Here are some tweets show retaliation to these tweets.
Someone tell him that we are a happy ecosystem.
— ajay vikram singh?? (@avs1607) April 9, 2019
Crazy eco-system ... That's why we Indians don't change ... Daily constitutional on the roads & rail tracks and encourage animals all around... Farms have been destroyed by stray cattle and yet we are cheeky about all this ...
— Gurnihal Pirzada (@GurnihalP) April 9, 2019
But how about a ? tweeting it? Have you seen that? #OnOn
— Pranav Shinde ? (@pranavvshinde) April 9, 2019
Yes, Because We don't push all animals to the national parks and zoo, actually, Our Nation being a National park for all...
A true Ecosystem??#India ????— Amrit Sundaram (@amrsundaram33) April 10, 2019
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