Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar on Wednesday slammed former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi for meddling in India's internal matter.When asked about Afridi's comments about Kashmir, Tendulkar said, "We have got capable people to manage and run our country. No outsider needs to know or tell us what we need to do."After security forces in Kashmir killed 12 terrorists, Afridi took to Twitter and said "innocents" were being shot down in Kashmir."Appalling and worrisome situation ongoing in the Indian Occupied Kashmir.Innocents being shot down by oppressive regime to clamp voice of self determination & independence. Wonder where is the @UN & other international bodies and why aren't they making efforts to stop this bloodshed?" Afridi tweeted on Tuesday.Earlier, Indian skipper Virat Kohli on Wednesday said his priority stays with his nation and that he would never support anyone who opposes his country."As an Indian you want to express what is best for your nation and my interests
The former skipper, whose book has caused quite a stir, said he was born in a village in Mardan where there was no practice of recording date of birth or having official birth certificate
Afridi has claimed that he was at the receiving end of harsh treatment by seniors during his playing days
Today Raina, who has roots in Kashmir, took to twitter to offer advise to Afridi
Afridi said he was appalled and worried about the situation in the 'Indian Occupied Kashmir'
Said Pakistani bowlers will have to bring their 'A game' against formidable Indian battling unit
The 36-year-old star had already quit Test and ODI cricket
In the previous match against New Zealand, Afridi had similarly thanked supporters from Kashmir during the toss, a comment that was criticised by BCCI Secretary Anurag Thakur
Earlier in the competition, he had said that today's game Australia could be his last
The embattled Pakistan captain said that 'a lot of people from Kashmir' had come to support his team during the World T20 match against New Zealand in Mohali
An all-round display by skipper Shahid Afridi saw Pakistan coast along to the win
'I did not mean to say anybody else matter more to me than Pakistani fans. My identity comes from Pak,' Afridi said
Shahid Afridi's said on landing in India for the World T20 that Pakistan's cricketers were loved more by Indians than by Pakistani fans