Humour: Tread lightly when it's Sachin, or you will face the wrath of millions

While others might not have been as pressing as this guy, there were quite a few cutting and sarcastic digs taken at the British Airlines.

@British_Airways If God @sachin_rt said #NeveronBA then all his followers #NeveronBA

— Mohit Bhat (@mohit23387) November 13, 2015

Dear @British_Airways try Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar, India. I'm sure this is enough for the postal service/courier company here. @sachin_rt

— Omar Abdullah (@abdullah_omar) November 13, 2015

Dear @British_Airways, Ask Your PM @David_Cameron, He knows the full Name of the "God of Cricket" ~ Sachin Tendulkar pic.twitter.com/9iJ8ctB3cB

— Sachin Tendulkar FC (@Sachin_Lover) November 13, 2015

Hey @British_Airways, you have 772K followers. @sachin_rt has 8.4 million. Does that tell u something about him? Fall at his feet, will ya?

— Rajesh of Everything (@RajeshBlue) November 13, 2015

.@British_Airways Here's @sachin_rt details: Baggage No. 786 FullName: Jesus Sachin Bhagwan Tendulkar Address: Kashi,Rome,Mecca,Amritsar ðÂÂ?ÂÂ?ÂÂ?ðÂÂ?ÂÂ?ÂÂ?

— Sachin Tendulkar FC (@Sachin_Lover) November 13, 2015

Soon @British_Airways will have to wrap up their business in India. #Fraud #Fail #NeverOnBA @sachin_rt

— Satish Shah (@InduSarabhai) November 13, 2015

.@British_Airways First you don't return kohinoor, Now @sachin_rt luggage also!! How much we should tolerate?!

— Indian Nazi (@IndianNazi) November 13, 2015

Maria Sharapova handling @British_Airways ? https://t.co/2mZbypfKqd

— SILLY POINT (@Sarcaism) November 13, 2015

@British_Airways God will punish you.

— Akshay (@AkshayShindee) November 13, 2015

@British_Airways @sachin_rt @virendersehwag - "Wo tera baap khada hai non striker end pe !"

— Humblefool (@shutchup) November 13, 2015

This is not all of it. There are hundreds of messages directed towards the British Airlines. And, of course, it had to trend on Twitter.

If only it was a Sri Lankan player..

Waiting for British Airways to lose a Sri Lankan cricketer's luggage. They will learn their mistake once they ask them their full name.

— Roasted Papad (@RoastedPapad) November 13, 2015

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When British Airlines asked full name to another Indian ðÂÂ?ÂÂ?ÂÂ?ðÂÂ?ÂÂ?ÂÂ? pic.twitter.com/XgFXu5sdiy

— Ache Din Aa Gaye :) (@amit_manwani) November 13, 2015

And, how I imagine the person who has to handle their Twitter account will be reacting today.