New Delhi: A neighborhood Kashmiri cricket club has set off a tremendous debate after a video surfaced on the online networking demonstrating its players wearing Pakistani cricket group's uniform. The colleagues likewise sang the Pakistani national song of devotion before the begin of the match.
The group that wore the Pakistani green is named after Baba Darya Ud Din, a famous holy person whose sanctum is arranged in Ganderbal. Their adversaries wore white.
InUth reports that preceding the begin of the match, the analyst declared through amplifiers that Pakistani national song of devotion would be played before the match as a 'sign of regard'. The report includes that the play area is situated alongside the nearby police headquarters. Read more:-International Database
"We needed our group to look changed and furthermore needed to show kindred Kashmiris that we haven't overlooked Kashmir issue, so we discovered this specific topic as most proper and appealing," InUth cited a player as saying.
The group that wore the Pakistani green is named after Baba Darya Ud Din, a famous holy person whose sanctum is arranged in Ganderbal. Their adversaries wore white.
InUth reports that preceding the begin of the match, the analyst declared through amplifiers that Pakistani national song of devotion would be played before the match as a 'sign of regard'. The report includes that the play area is situated alongside the nearby police headquarters. Read more:-International Database
"We needed our group to look changed and furthermore needed to show kindred Kashmiris that we haven't overlooked Kashmir issue, so we discovered this specific topic as most proper and appealing," InUth cited a player as saying.
