The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary Devjit Sacretary has broken the silence on the Handshake Controversy News after the India-Pakistan match. They clearly say that everyone should be focused on celebrating India’s victory instead of controversy. The dispute started when Indian players did not join hands with the Pakistan team after defeating Pakistan by 7 wickets.

BCCI gave a befitting reply

In a conversation with news agency IANS, Devjit Saikia said, “I can only say that India won a good victory. This is a tremendous victory of Team India. We should celebrate the victory of the team instead of focusing on the dispute being spread by a third party or enemy country. Will be able to keep. “

On 14 September, the Indian team first stopped Pakistan for just 127 runs and then registered an easy win by 7 wickets. The two captains did not even join hands at the time of the toss before the match. On this, PCB had also complained to the match referee Andy Picroft, who was alleged to have told Salman Aga not to join hands with the Indian captain. Well ICC has rejected this appeal.

At the same time, after the end of the match, Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dubey went straight to the dressing room. Even the team had closed the door of the dressing room. No player of the Indian team came out to join hands with the Pak team.

When Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav was asked a question about the incident, he said, “The Government of India and BCCI are unanimous in this matter. We had decided and we had come here only to play the match.”

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Asia Cup’s India-Pakistan cricket match Handshek On dispute Pakistani Are badly furious. From former players to Pakistan Cricket Board president, ministers and leaders, they are expressing their displeasure. However, in this resentment, his anger is also seen about the defeat. Meanwhile one Pakistani Expert Has shown the mirror to the players of Pakistan that when they win the match, they celebrate it by calling it a victory for Islam and especially when this match is won against India. He also said that they Hindus And the whole of India calls Kafir, which is an abusive word and should be banned.

Pakistani Expert Tahir Gora said that now from Pakistan, it is being said that India is not taking the game like a game, politics is bringing in the middle. They said, ,I Pakistanis I want to ask that when they ever win the match, they bring the entire Islam in the middle. Pakistani Players and leaders have said many times that this is the conquest of Islam and it is said when they win from India. England By or Australia If you live from, then they do not say so.,

Tahir Gora said,England There is no Muslim country, Australia There is no Muslim country and India’s team also has Muslim players. There are almost as many Muslims in India as they live in Pakistan. So Pakistani His cheap of players who win against Kafir Neere Is, when it says that Pakistan has been conquered then They Kafir Hindus Let’s call the whole of India a Kafir, including Muslims and Christians. They They say that Islam was conquered Is,

Tahir Gora said that this Kafir is a derogatory word, it should be banned. They said that Pakistani So in the context of insulting, they use this word and shamelessly. Tahir On India’s victory against Pakistan, Gora said that the Indian team did two big things, one achieved a life and the other was Pakistan international Platform But strict replies. Tahir Gora said that the Indian cricket team gave Pakistan Message Gave Handshek Don’t do not want to play a match with you, but the match had to play because BCCI He was also banned to play with Pakistan in the Asia Cup.

On September 14, the Asia Cup was a match between India and Pakistan cricket team in Dubai, in which India defeated Pakistan. During the match, neither after the toss nor after the end of the match, the Indian players joined hands with the Pakistani team, which has created a big ruckus in Pakistan. Leaders, ministers and former Pakistani players have expressed great displeasure.