Boycott the India-Pakistan match, this demand has shook the whole of India. A few months after the Pahalgam Terror Attack, there is anger among the Indian people due to a cricket match with Pakistan. This Indo-Pak match will be broadcast from 8 pm tonight, but before that, the topic of doing this match is trending on social media. Know here how people are giving a reaction to Boycott Movement.

Reaction of people on ‘Boycott Movement’

The demand to boycott the India-Pakistan match has been so stressed that a fan swore the mother. One person wrote on social media, “I am an Indian, this is not just a match. I eat the mother’s tight that I will not see this match nor look at the scorecard.” At the same time, another person said that nothing will happen by doing a match boycott. Instead, India should be isolated to Pakistan in a diplomatic way. Another person wrote in a passionate manner that we forgot their faces for a match, whose life was spoiled forever.

BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia has given a statement on this matter. He said that if Team India enters the field with full enthusiasm, then it will be a befitting reply to the incident a few months ago. He said that despite poor relations with Pakistan, the Indian team has to play this match, but this is the policy of the Government of India.

I am Indian. It’s more than a match. I don’t watch the match. I don’t see the scorecard either I promise on my mother. I am not forcing anyone to boycott the asia cup but I am forcing everyone to boycott india vs pak beCause Pakistan also also gets money from that #Boycottindvspak

– MSDIAN7⃣ (@sjns07) September 14, 2025

Controversial take: -Match boycott krne se kuch nhi honga. Pakistan ko diplomatically isolate kro agar kr sakte hool too time dekhenge mark my words

– Pratik Bharadwaj (@rationalbeing51) September 14, 2025

India vs Pakistan – Boycott

Ek match ke liye hum unke chehre bhul gaye jinki zindagi hume shae ke liye kharab ho gai ..#Narendramodi #Indivspak

– Mayank Bhatnagar (@mayankbhatbagar) September 14, 2025

I want to boycott India vs Pakistan match but cricket ka kida karne nahi de rha.
Government should not have allowed the match in aisa cup.
But full respect to the Victim of Pahalgam mine.#Boycottindvpak

– Eng. Rathore (@civilshailendra) September 14, 2025

The demand for boycott of India vs Pakistan match is constantly on social media. Although the government has made it clear that we have to play in the multitem tournament. The tension in the Indian dressing room has also increased due to the boycott trend run by the fans. The way people are talking about boycott on social media, many players from captain Suryakumar Yadav, Vice -captain Shubman Gill are surprised. According to the report, the players have also spoken to the head coach Gautam Gambhir about this.

The match between India and Pakistan today is the sixth match of Asia Cup 2025. This is a group ‘A’ match. Both teams have won their first matches by a big margin. India defeated UAE and Pakistan defeated Oman. Now today both will be face to face.

Players spoke to Gautam Gambhir

NDTV, citing a report, said that Suryakumar Yadav, Shubman Gill and many players are shocked and shocked about the things going on on social media. Most of the players are active on social media and the boycott trend of the match has made them very upset.

According to the Times of India report, Indian players have spoken to other members of the coaching staff including Gautam Gambhir (team head coach) to calm themselves and handle the situation better. Although many players have played against Pakistan before, the situation is very different since then.

Captains or coaches did not even come to the press conference

Prior to this big match against Pakistan, there was no other player or any other player in the press conference, which showed that there is a stress of Boycott trend. The match was big, there is a protest about this, in such a situation, Gautam Gambhir or Suryakumar Yadav should have come in front of the media. But the management sent assistant coach Ryan Ten on Saturday.