On the one hand, there is enthusiasm among cricket lovers about the cricket match to be held in India Pakistan, on the other hand people associated with political parties are also opposing it. Cricket lovers have prayed and said that Pakistan should be dusted, while NSUI workers tried to blow the effigy.

Let me tell you that there is a situation of tension all around in India regarding this match, while there is anger about not getting the match on behalf of people. Meanwhile, Vishwa Hindu Raksha Parishad workers Yajna has prayed for India’s victory.

Vishwa Hindu Raksha Parishad in the shelter of God

The Vishwa Hindu Raksha Parishad performed Mahayagya in Gomti Nagar area of ​​Lucknow for the victory of Team India and said that like Operation Sindoor, India will again win victory. Said our brave players of our Team India are ready to lick Pakistan today.

Pakistan’s team is not going to stand in this match anywhere. With the immense powers and blessings of Bajrangbali, Pakistan will always remember Johar today. Youth cricket lover, with a bat of Hindutva flag in his hands, was seen praying to God that God should give strength to our players so that their performance can be encouraged to Pakistan.

NSUI protested

Regarding the Indo -Pak match, the workers of the Congress organization NSUI tried to burn the effigy of BCCI at Hazratganj intersection and were seen opposing this match.

The police stopped the workers and snatched the effigy and detained them and sent them to Eco Garden, during which they had only one demand that the match of Pakistan and India was canceled.

Discussion among the public about the match

Khel Bhavna is its place but there is a special discussion about this match at the intersections of Lucknow, some people are raising questions about this match and they are saying that there should be no place of sportsmanship with a country who has desolate the sindoor of the daughters of the country and some should not be seen saying that if the match is happening then the players will teach such a lesson that Pakistan should remember it.