The terrorist attacks in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir have once again increased tensions between India and Pakistan. After the attack, cricketers from both countries are presenting their views. Amid the increasing tensions between the two countries, former Pakistan captain and legendary all -rounder Shahid Afridi has said something that will boil every Indian’s blood. Shahid has criticized India for blaming Pakistan for the Pahalgam terrorist attack without any evidence.
Afridi said in a statement, “This is extremely sad
Afridi said in a statement, “It is so sad that India has once again resorted to allegations and over-the-accused without any evidence.” Such action only increases stress and spreads unrest in the region. Afridi said that instead of being busy in the game of blame, India should participate in the conversation to solve issues and keep cricket away from any politics. The only way to move forward is through conversation. Violence and allegations and counter-cases will worsen the situation. Everyone wants cricket to be free from political intervention.
Ganguly demanded boycott of Pakistan
Amid Afridi’s statement, Pakistan opener Gul Feroza has said that his team is also not interested in playing in India, while in India, former cricketers Sourav Ganguly and Srivats Goswami have demanded the BCCI a complete boycott of Pakistan in the cricket world. BCCI, ICC, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) recently made an agreement, according to which India and Pakistan will play in neutral places whenever any ICC tournament will be held in both countries by 2027. India is the host of 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup, but Pakistan will play its match in neutral places.
