The former Pakistan cricket Denmark of the Caner Has dealt with rumors about finding Indian citizenship, confirming that he had no such plans. He now lives in the United States with his family.Cania, who is Hindu by religion, expresses pride in Pakistan’s nationality in acknowledging discrimination. He responded to speculation that his positive comments on India’s internal matters were driven by the desire for Indian citizenship.Through the position of X, the Caneria discussed his experience with discrimination from Pakistani authorities and Pakistan’s Cricket Board, including pressure to change his religion.“Lastly, I’ve seen many people question me. Ask me why I’m not talking PakistanWhy did I comment on Bharat’s internal matters, and some claimed that I did all this for Bharatiya citizenship. I think it’s important to set a straight record, “he wrote on X.“From Pakistan and its people, I have received many, above all, public love, but in addition to that love, I also face deep discrimination from Pakistan and PCB authorities, including forced conversion attempts.“About his Bharat and his citizenship, let me be clearly clear.“For those who are concerned about my safety, thanks to Prabhu Shri Ram, I am safe and happy with my family. My fate is in the hands of Lord Ram.”The 44-year-old is committed to exposing anti-national and pseudo-secular which he believes damaging community ethos and creating parts.The Cania cricket career covers from 2000 to 2010, where he plays 61 test matches and 18 Odi for Pakistan as a right foot rotator.His career ended following a lifetime ban by the England Cricket Board and Wales for the setting of a place, preventing him from participating in the match under their jurisdiction.He now lives in the United States with his family.
