Fans troll MS Dhoni for not posting condolence message on Ratan Tata’s death
New Delhi: In a nation of over 1.4 billion people, few businessmen command as much respect as Ratan Tata. The esteemed Indian industrialist and former chairman of Tata Sons, Ratan Tata, sadly passed away on Wednesday at the age of 86. Ratan Tata was a distinguished business tycoon and philanthropist whose remarkable success has significantly shaped India’s economy. Known for his modesty and down-to-earth nature, he was one of the country’s most globally recognized business leaders.
From cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar to India’s Test and ODI skipper Rohit Sharma paid tribute to Indian industrialist and philanthropist.
In recent follow-ups, fans have become very angry and started trolling MS Dhoni for not posting a message on the esteemed Indian industrialist and former chairman of Tata Sons, Ratan Tata. The social media has gone crazy just because MS Dhoni didn’t post a message.
How crazy is this? It is worth mentioning that if you grieve for someone it doesn’t mean that you must post something on social media to prove to people how much pain you are suffering over the loss of your loved ones. We all know how great Sir Ratan Tata was and many sportspersons, celebrities, businessmen and leaders all over the world grieved for Sir Ratan Tata. There are also many people who are not so active on social media just like MS Dhoni, which doesn’t mean that if a person does not post on social media doesn’t feel sorrow about the incident.
The social media buzz by fans took on X (Formerly Twitter):
MS Dhoni –
On Ambani’s On Ratan Tata’s
Wedding Demise pic.twitter.com/R5Q4aIsubR— Aarav (@sigma__male_) October 10, 2024
Ratan sir k Liye kuch Likhna
Ambani ki shadi pe poora paragraph likhna
.Aisa q..?.@msdhoni— ᴴᵃʳʳʸ¹⁸ (@awnestel) October 10, 2024
Ms dhoni for you #Msdhoni #RatanTataSir pic.twitter.com/50RCILdZSu
— (@DrStrange28K) October 10, 2024
MS Dhoni has also worked with Tata Group:
One of the most successful Indian cricket captains, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, was employed by Air India, a company under the Tata Group umbrella, during his really years in cricket. Dhoni’s position within Air India gave him the financial security needed to focus solely on his cricket career. This support allowed him to rise through the ranks and eventually lead India to numerous victories, including the iconic 2011 World Cup triumph. MS Dhoni was later promoted to the post of manager in recognition of his success. In the BCCI Corporate trophy, Dhoni played for Air India until eventually resigning from the job in 2013 as his cricket career reached new heights, as per the reports by Sportskeeda.