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Pakistani fans stopped from chanting ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ during world cup

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Indian policeman stopped a Pakistani fan from raising slogans of ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ in the stadium while watching a World Cup match, revealing the Indian administration’s discrimination.

In a recent incident during the ODI World Cup 2023 in India, Pakistani cricket fans encountered a disturbing incident of alleged discrimination. During Pakistan’s match, a Pakistani supporter was prevented from chanting the slogan ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ by a local policeman. The incident raised questions of unequal treatment as Indian fans were seemingly allowed to express their support without interference.

The Pakistani fan, puzzled by the disparate treatment, confronted the policeman, seeking a logical explanation for the apparent bias. The viral video then saw the policeman struggle to provide a satisfactory reason for allowing one side’s expressions of patriotism while suppressing the other’s.

The confrontation intensified as the Pakistani fan argued for a fair and justifiable explanation. Ultimately, as cameras recorded the policeman’s behavior, the officer eventually left the scene, leaving questions about the incident unanswered.

This incident highlights the need for a fair and unbiased approach to ensure an inclusive and respectful atmosphere for cricket fans from all nations during the World Cup. It is pertinent to mention that Pakistani fans have also faced delays in visa issuance, dampening their excitement for the megaevent.

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