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Shuttler Jwala Gutta complains of racism Last Updated : 13 Feb 2021 06:02:12 PM IST 
Noted Hyderabad-based badminton player and Arjuna awardee Jwala Gutta has complained that she was subjected to racist remarks at a time when her family is mourning the death of her grandmother.
"I am mourning the loss of my grand mom who passed away in China and to my surprise I get racist replies and I am asked why I say Covid and not Chinese virus," Jwala Gutta tweeted.Jwala Gutta was born to Telugu father Kranti Gutta and Chinese mother Yelan Gutta."What has happened to us as a society...Where's the empathy...Where are we headed and there are defenders?? Shameful," she noted.Jwala Gutta also exposed the person who asked if her grandmother died of "Covid or Chinese virus"?"This is what anyone will get for any racist comment on my TL (timeline) and if you come near my family," fumed Jwala Gutta, sharing a screenshot of that tweet, which also featured that person's miniature photograph.I am mourning the loss of my grand mom who passed away in China and to my surprise I get racist replies....and I am asked why I say covid and not Chinese virus....
— Gutta Jwala (@Guttajwala) February 12, 2021
What has happened to us as a society...where’s the empathy...where r we headed...and there r defenders??
Shameful!
This is what anyone will get...for any racist comment on my TL...and if you come near my family!! pic.twitter.com/S8Qd3qyaS4
— Gutta Jwala (@Guttajwala) February 12, 2021According to the badminton player, her 'Ammamma' (mother's mother in Telugu) passed away on the eve of the Chinese New Year.She said her mother used to visit her 'Ammamma' every month but could not do so recently because of coronavirus."How this Covid has made us realise how important it is to be in (the) present (to) do whatever we can for our loved ones whenever we can! Happy New Year," she added.IANS Hyderabad For Latest Updates Please-
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