India and Pakistan both supported the Black lives matter movement. Indian players knee down and put a hand on the chest and support the movement. Pakistan also supports the moment but it doesn’t knee down. We are witnessing this stint in earlier matches also where West Indies and England also did the same act.
The black lives movement is basically a support to the Black people. As racism is higher in Europe in countries so to degrade that racism, the BLM movement started way back in 2013. England versus West Indies opens the T20 World Cup campaign of super 12 matches. After that same ritual is seen in India and Pakistan match. BLM movement gets even more promoted in today’s match.
As India versus Pakistan is a high-voltage encounter and people around the globe are glued to these televisions to watch the match. So it is the biggest stage to promote the moment. Mahendra Singh Dhoni was also seen promoting the moment as you also need down and hand on his chest.
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What is the Black lives matter movement?
The Black Lives Matter movement got started way back in 2013 when racism is at its peak. African American teen Trayvon Martin was shot dead in February 2012. After this #BlackLivesMatter got trending on Twitter. 17 months later BLM movement got started. This moment is been recognized and promoted by every social group.
In America Minnesota, people lay down on railway tracks to support the movement. In May 2021 American policeman her as an African-American. After that, this movement got even more aggressive. So to degrade the racism and support the black lives matter movement. Countries are knee down in the T20 World Cup matches to support the movement.
Hardik Pandya also support the BLM movement in 2020 IPL
In 2020 IPL, Hardik Pandya also support the moment as he knee down while making a half-century. Kieron Pollard also appreciate the Hardik Pandya’s effort. Pandya got appreciated on the social media platforms also.
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