Seems like Virat Kohli cannot stop being in the news . Whether its his airport look, a fabulous inning, his selfie with Anushka or his birthday, the cricketer always finds his way in the trending zone of social media. Currently he is facing the ire of many people on social media after certain remarks he made while reading comments on his recently launched app. Virat Kohli's video of asking fans to not live in India if they like foreign batsmen is going viral and many do not like it at all.

Is #Kohli asking his non-Indian fans to leave their country and come to Indiað¤ð¤.. Or to sort their priorities? #WTF pic.twitter.com/tRAX4QbuZI

— H (@Hramblings) November 6, 2018

Leave India if you like foreign batsmen more than Indians - Virat Kohli to a fan.

You made truckloads of money by playing not an Indian game, Kohli, but an Englishman's game.
And that's ok?#ViratKohli

— à®à®¾à®©à¯ (@Janu_Bhaskar_) November 7, 2018

People are questioning his own words now and wonder if he is anti-national.

U anti-national, if Roger Federer is ur idol then u better leave India and stay in his country... shame on you #ViratKohli #Kohli

— kzc (@kzc940) November 7, 2018

His Favourite cricketer is South Africa's Gibs. ðð and he did his marriage out of India .  #ViratKohli

pic.twitter.com/tqMU1nbyE8

— ðð®ð¤ðð¬ð¡ ðð¨ð­ð¥ð ð (@OfficialSukesh) November 7, 2018

Someone digged out an old clip of Kohli claiming his favourite cricketer is Gibbs. 

I'm @imVkohli and my favourite cricketer is Harsal Gibs! [2008]

Did anyone asked you to leave your country ? #ViratKohli pic.twitter.com/Mpn2jrWVg9

— Abdul (@GuruJiPolitical) November 7, 2018

Also people aren't cool about the fact that his own choice of wedding venue was in fact not his own country. His remarks might be light and jocular in nature but cricket fans have found it to be absolutely unsavoury in nature.

I'm @imVkohli and my favourite cricketer is Harsal Gibs! [2008]

Did anyone asked you to leave your country ? #ViratKohli pic.twitter.com/Mpn2jrWVg9

— Abdul (@GuruJiPolitical) November 7, 2018

If you don't like India Cars, “I think you should leave the country” ð#ViratKohli https://t.co/6cdJxZ6XnB

— Tuglaq (@anonymousindia4) November 7, 2018

Well, never underestimate the power of a true patriotic Indian.