Virat Kohli and his love Anushka Sharma tied the knot recently and the news of their wedding has been shared Anushka through her Instagram post with a picture and a caption that reads as “Today we have promised each other to be bound in love forever. We are truly blessed to share the news with you. This beautiful day will be made more special with the love and support of our family of fans & well-wishers. Thank you for being such an important part of our journey.”
The two officially became one recently in a wedding ceremony which took place in Borgo Finocchieto, a countryside resort in Italy. The couple has a beautiful journey from being the lover to a married couple. It’s not been even a month since they tied the knot and now a BJP MLA from Madhya Pradesh went on some kind of a rant against Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma for choosing Tuscany as their wedding destination over India.
The MLA Panna Lal Shakya while inaugurating a ‘Skill India Centre’ told to media portal.
“Virat earned money in India… But he didn’t find any place to marry in the country. Is Hindustan untouchable? Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, Vikramaditya, Yudhishthir got married on this land. You all must get married here. None of us go to a foreign country to get married… He (Virat Kohli) earned money here and spent billions there (Italy)… (he) doesn’t have any respect for the country. This proves he is not a patriot.”
He also called their wedding a ‘picnic’:
“After getting trained, you all should work here in the country. This would be the biggest national service. Otherwise, earn money and go to Italy to marry like Virat, enjoy picnic and come back.”
Further Panna Lal believes that Italian dancers become millionaires after attending weddings.
“If you think minutely, then you will know that the dancers of Italy become millionaires here and you are taking country’s money there. Then what will you give to the country? Howsoever big one may be, he can’t become our ideal person. Our ideal person is one who is honest to the country and earns money through hard work.”
