#bosten

सात समुंदर पार बोस्टन में गूंजी हाथरस की बेटी के लिए जस्टिस की आवाज

नई दिल्ली। हाथरस और बलरामपुर में दलित लड़कियों के साथ हुई वीभत्स घटनाओं के खिलाफ विरोध की लहर अब सात समुंदर पार भी पहुंच गयी है। अमेरिका के बोस्टन में लोगों ने इसके खिलाफ प्रदर्शन किया है। प्रदर्शनकारी अपने हाथों में प्लेकार्ड ले रखे थे। जिन पर हाथरस से लेकर बलरामपुर की वीभत्स घटना को लेकर नारे लिखे हुए थे।

एक महिला अपने हाथ में एक प्लेकार्ड लेने के साथ ही वीडियो बना रही थी। उसके प्लेकार्ड पर…

Former Boston Red Sox first baseman Bill Buckner died at the age of 69.

In Buckner's career, many fans were deeply impressed by the sixth game of the 1986 World Series Finals. His catch error gave the opponent the victory of the New York Mets. After losing in the sixth game, the Boston Red Sox lost the seventh game of the series and lost the world championship of that season. But obviously, Buckner’s 22-year career has more memorable moments than in the finals. In his 22-year career, in addition to the Boston Red Sox, Buckner also played for five different teams including the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago Bears. In the 1981 season, Buckner was also selected for the All-Star team. After missing the 1986 World Finals, the Boston Red Sox won the World Championship again in 2004. After making a fatal mistake in 1986, Buckner played for another season in the Red Sox. In the following two seasons, Buckner switched to the Los Angeles Angels and the Kansas Royals. In 1990, Buckner returned to the Boston Red Sox and ended his baseball career here. Due to the resentment of the fans, Buckner was forced to move from the state of Massachusetts to avoid the endless ridicule and criticism from the fans. It was not until 2008 that Buckner was forgiven by Boston fans. In April of that year, Buckner returned to his hometown and watched the first home game of the Boston Red Sox 2008 season. Seeing the arrival of Buckner, the fans on the scene stood up and applauded to express the forgiveness of the former team sinner.