‘3 months ago, 26 lives were lost’: Fans slam ‘spineless’ BCCI after India-Pakistan clash confirmed in Asia Cup
admin July 27, 2025 02:21 AM

New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Indian government are facing the heat on social media after the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) confirmed that the Indian cricket team will play Pakistan in the upcoming Asia Cup 2025. The ACC announced the schedule for the tournament on Saturday, confirming that the Asia Cup will be played in the UAE this year.

The tournament will get underway on September 09, with India scheduled to lock horns with Pakistan on September 14. There were several rumours regarding the India-Pakistan clash in the tournament in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, with many expecting that the match might not take place.

However, the BCCI has decided to play Pakistan, and the Indian government has allowed the board to go ahead with the controversial encounter, sparking fury among fans and the general public. In the wake of the Pahalgam attack, India conducted Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist infrastructure inside Pakistan, which also led to heightened border tensions between the two countries.

Following Operation Sindoor, the Indian government also decided to ban several prominent Pakistani channels on multiple social media platforms. While the Indian government maintains that Operation Sindoor is in progress, BCCI has decided to play against Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025. The move has left fans baffled and furious.

Indians lash out at BCCI for playing Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025:

The announcement of the India-Pakistan clash in the Asia Cup 2025 has triggered a massive backlash on social media, with the BCCI getting slammed left, right and centre. Many have lashed out at the board for prioritising financial and commercial interests over the nation.

Some also reminded the board that it was only three months back that 26 people lost their lives in the ghastly terror attack in Pahalgam, which was carried out by terrorists linked with Pakistan-based terrorist groups.

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