Anticipation is sky-high for the India-Pakistan T20 World Cup face-off, with BJP stalwarts across states showering Team India with blessings and stressing that cricket pitches aren’t for political battles.
From New Delhi, MP Yogendra Chandoliya championed the cause, urging focus on the sport. ‘Let games be games,’ he said, backing the Indian squad’s prowess to shine brightly.
Lucknow’s Minister Sanjay Nishad evoked patriotism, stating sports victories bind the nation. He lambasted Pakistan for chronic mismanagement in statecraft and relations, positioning Indian cricketers as modern-day icons.
Ranchi’s BJP spokesperson Pratul Shahdev exuded unshakeable faith in victory, likening the matchup to India’s decisive responses like Operation Sindoor. ‘They avoided us before, but now defeat awaits them on the field,’ he proclaimed.
In Bihar’s Patna, leader Anil Sahni rallied devotees for a ceremonial havan at Kulhadiya Complex, seeking Lord Bholenath’s grace during this auspicious period for Team India’s triumph.
This chorus of support paints a vivid picture of national solidarity, where cricket becomes a unifying force, setting the stage for an unforgettable showdown.