Basheer ‘Chacha’ detained at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport for waving Pakistan flag. Basheer, who was ecstatic to see his favorite Men in Green. Among the crowd when the Pakistani team emerged from the airport to the warm embrace of their supporters.
Basheer ‘Chacha’ (uncle), a well-known Pakistani cricket fan, recently encountered an odd circumstance at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA). Before their ICC Cricket World Cup warm-up match, Basheer, come to welcome the Pakistan cricket team.
The Pakistani squad emerged from the airport terminal as 8 o’clock drew near. They were greet by cheering fans. Basheer, who was ecstatic to see his beloved Men in Green, was among the gathering. He showed his support by waving the Pakistani flag with fervor.
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The RGIA police, however, were alerted by the sight of the flag being raised, and they moved quickly to detain Basheer.
They captured him out of concern for everyone’s safety, which temporarily stopped the celebration.
Once they clarified the mistake, Basheer Chacha, the devoted supporter, aided the police. He stated that hes a fervent admirer of the Pakistan cricket team who had come to India for the game. He attempted to calm the situation by presenting his identification cards, tickets, and travel paperwork, which let the officials feel more at ease.
After this small hitch, Basheer let go and the welcoming atmosphere resume. Meanwhile, strict security measures have been implement in advance of the next Pakistan vs. New Zealand encounter at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Uppal on September 29.
To make sure that everyone is secure, a sizable 200 police officers have been sent in. As request by the BCCI and HCA, the players themselves are likewise subject to the same degree of protection that is offer to the fans. Security concerns will prevent spectators from watching this warm-up game.
The eagerly anticipate ODI World Cup 2023 is expected to kick off on October 5 at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad with a match between the two previous champions, New Zealand and England.
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