‘Fake News’: Suresh Raina Slams Reports of His Death in Road Accident on Social Media | SEE POST

India cricketer Suresh Raina had to take to his social handle to rubbish the rumours of his death that is doing the rounds on social space.

India cricketer Suresh Raina had to take to his social handle to rubbish the rumours of his death that is doing the rounds on social space. Raina hit back at the fake news reports and videos on social media related to his death after a road accident. There are many videos on social media which indicate that the 32-year-old southpaw is dead in a recent road accident. Raina took to Twitter on Monday to bring an end to these rumours. His post read, “”Past few days there has been fake news of me being hurt in a car accident. The hoax has my family & friends deeply disturbed. Please ignore any such news; with god’s grace I’m doing absolutely fine. Those @YouTube channels have been reported & hope strict actions will be taken soon.”

Past few days there has been fake news of me being hurt in a car accident.The hoax has my family & friends deeply disturbed. Please ignore any such news; with god’s grace I’m doing absolutely fine.Those @youtube channels have been reported & hope strict actions will be taken soon

— Suresh Raina🇮🇳 (@ImRaina) February 11, 2019

Raina will soon be seen during the upcoming Indian Premier League where he will be a part of Chennai Super Kings.

Not long ago, former India cricketer Virender Sehwag too had to take to social media to quash the rumours making the rounds about him running for elections. His tweet read, “Some things never change, like this Rumour. Same in 2014, and no innovation even in Rumour in 2019. Not interested then, not interested now. #BaatKhatam
#5YearChallenge.”

Some things never change, like this Rumour. Same in 2014, and no innovation even in Rumour in 2019. Not interested then, not interested now. #BaatKhatam#5YearChallenge pic.twitter.com/XhY7TkxfpD

— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) February 8, 2019

It seems the reports of Suresh Raina’s death are greatly exaggerated. (Sorry, Mark Twain)!