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Preity zinta thanks to ipl fans: Actress Preeti Zinta thanked the officials for ensuring safe farewell from Dharamshala after warning of air strikes in neighboring cities Jammu and Pathankot.
Priti’s Instagram post
The actress of ‘Veer Jara’ wrote on social media, “I have finally returned home after the upheaval of the last few days. Heartfelt thanks to Indian Railways and our Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav for helping both IPL teams and all officers and families to get out of Dharamshala in a safe, fast and comfortable way.”
Preeti thanked the officials, saying, “Jai Shah, Arun Dhumal, BCCI and our CEO Satish Menon and Punjab Kings IPL are very much thankful to help our stadium evacuate in a safe and systematic manner. Everything was very well handled.”
Preity also appreciated the people who came to watch the match, who watched the match calmly during the evacuation process.
Thank you fans
“Finally to all the people present at Dharamshala Stadium – thank you … Thank you, thank you, for not having panic and stampede. You guys are really rock stars.”
He also apologized to him for his “dry” behavior, he said, “I am sorry that I was a little dry and refused to take pictures with everyone, but the demand for the time was all security and it was my duty and responsibility to ensure that everyone should be safe. Thank you for making it possible, thank you all, love you all …!”
The match was between PBKS-DC in Dharamshala
It is noteworthy that the IPL match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals had to be canceled between just 10.1 overs due to a warning of airstrikes in Jammu and Pathankot. The IPL match was taking place at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamshala.
BCCI cancele
Meanwhile, the BCCI has also announced in a statement that the latest version of the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been suspended for a week amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan and after the declaration of ceasefire, the plan to revive the IPL is going on.
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