One must try to keep emotions under control. Sarita can learn from legend Sachin Tendulkar who was given unfair treatment by umpires uncountable times..
Crying is sign of weakness. World stands with tough people...
Re: Emotions control
by ABHIRAJ RANAWAT on Oct 03, 2014 06:07 PM
Dear Sir, Don,t compare Sarita Devi with Sachin.From day one Sachin got bags of money and recognition. What did Sarita got for herself. I agree that crying is a sign of weakness but how much toil you can expect from a single person who has not been given even decent living. She did not even had 500usd to launch a protest. What else she could do? Whereas Sachin could not refuse bunglow as a RS MP. What contribution did he made to it? What good he has done to the public by opting for RS. Dont steal her right to vent her fealings.
Re: Re: Re: Emotions control
by Divya SHARMA on Oct 03, 2014 07:38 PM
Dear Andy, we did not understand you. Sachin got everyday a match to play whereas Sarita shall get 3 or maximum 5 opportunities to prove her talent.
Re: Re: Emotions control
by a a on Oct 03, 2014 06:48 PM
I agree with Abhiraj.If something happens with Sachin entire media comes to help him even he didn't spoke a single word,while media looks at Sarita devi after she denied to take medal. forget money compare the support and faciltiy given to this players and even though look at what pride they bring to country.
Re: Emotions control
by padmakshi amma on Oct 03, 2014 07:01 PM
Apology should have come from the actual culprits and not from her. However She had already conveyed the msg to the world that injustice prevails even in a mega event like Asian Games. Sachin was part of a team and was not playing an individual game. More over he got hundreds of matches to prove his caliber and a one off incident is not going to make any impact in his career and She gets only a very few games to play in the international arena within a short span of her career due to the nature of the game she participate. The valiant efforts behind her superb performance went in vain due to poor judgement. If Sachin was in her place as a boxer, he also might have shown his disappointment. She apologized only because of her career ambitions. Nobody can say in such situations even the most matured person is going to behave.
Re: Emotions control
by vkrinku on Oct 03, 2014 07:25 PM
deear vishal, what sarita had done it was ASIAD Game which come after four year and every medal is for the country u can not compare this with any other game every game has it own importance.
Re: Re: Emotions control
by jagar singh on Oct 03, 2014 07:45 PM
I agree with Vishal.She was representing the country and should have behaved as per official advice.Allow the country to fight for her.
You have already offered unconditional apology for this act that was as unsporting as was the decision against you by umpires.These things do happen in sports & one has to be matured enough to deal with it.
Re: Re: Grow up & don't be a cry baby
by jagar singh on Oct 03, 2014 07:47 PM
oFFICIALS PRESENT SHOULD HAVE HANDLED THE SITUATION BETTER.tHIS WAS NOT PROPER BEHAVIOUR,NOT WITHSTANDING GROSS INJUSTICE DONE TO HER.
Re: Sarita Devi the Winner!
by Sibu Naskar on Oct 03, 2014 06:40 PM
IOA Indian Olympic Association should realize all players of Indian contingent in Asian games are collectively represents India and should therefore back them all when he or she need so. Why should Sarita Devi borrow money in need to protest against injustice to herself by the Officials? Why IOA haven't stand against the injustice just as BCCI used to protest ICC against disorder incident with the Indian Cricket players?
Re: Sarita Devi
by pratim bhatt on Oct 03, 2014 05:34 PM
Sarita u were great and will achive in times to come. we know our officials they are busy with site seeing and shopping. Good u have protested in the right way, for future good of the game and better judges.
