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Locking horns with Sushilkumar Shinde for promising "best possible" security to the Pakistani team during the upcoming Indo-Pak cricket series, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray today scoffed at him saying he should be bestowed the title of 'Nishan-e-Pakistan'.

Thackeray, who has threatened to disrupt the matches, said his opposition to the tour is born out of "staunch nationalism" and not political interest.

He also targeted the Indian cricket team, terming its members as "businessmen in the guise of cricketers".

"If protecting foreign actors and players is your responsibility, whose job is it to protect lives and properties of Indian citizens under threat from Pakistani terrorists," the Sena patriarch said in an editorial in party mouthpiece 'Saamana'.

Describing Ajmal Kasab, Afzal Guru and Abu Jundal as "actors who specialise in the art of terror attacks", Thackeray said, "they have been kept alive by you in special

protection."

"You have to be honoured with Nishan-e-Pakistan (Pakistan's highest civilian honour) and Order of Pakistan titles," he said and deplored that not one Indian cricketer

had opposed the tour.

"This is all the game of money. Innocent people die in terror attacks, soldiers lay down their lives fighting terrorists from across the border, but businessmen in the guise of cricketers are set to play the game with Pakistanis," he said.

Shinde, while responding to Thackeray's threat of disrupting the matches, had yesterday deprecated mixing sports and culture with politics, and said best possible security will be provided to Pakistani team and spectators.

The Shiv Sena chief had on Monday called upon "staunch Hindus and patriotic people of India" to disrupt the matches that would revive cricketing ties between the two countries, snapped after 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in 2008.

Thackeray also lashed out at Shinde for his statement "to forget the past" and play cricket with Pakistan.

Though Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his then Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani had watched the high-profile World Cup semi-final in Mohali last year, the two countries have not had a bilateral series since Pakistan's 2007 tour of India.

The arch sub-continental rivals are to play three ODIs and two Twenty20 Internationals between December 2012 and January 2013. The ODI matches will be played in Chennai, Kolkata and New Delhi and the Twenty20 games in Bangalore and Ahmedabad.

Bal Thackeray tags Sushilkumar Shinde 'Nishan-e-Pakistan' - Indian Express

:woot::rofl:
 
Nautanki buddha...

He`s living on hate... leave Pakistan aside, he even hate other states of India.

I don`t know what people of Mumbai see into him to vote for..:what:
 
Nautanki buddha...

He`s living on hate... leave Pakistan aside, he even hate other states of India.

I don`t know what people of Mumbai see into him to vote for..:what:

Whats the history of this man?? And why he hates everyone so much Specially our Cricket team!! :rofl:
 
Whats the history of this man?? And why he hates everyone so much Specially our Cricket team!! :rofl:



Coz his fellow men died by a Pakistani, who is eating Biryani and Nihari in Indian jail. The Pakistani (Non state actor) getting Special service (Damad like service) by Mata jee and his Ministers..


I am also against such kind of activity (Game) Unless Pakistan shows some empathy with 26/11 victims. We can't forget this and see the future.

We must get rid of PrithviRaj Syndrome...
 
Do NOT mix sports, politics: Shinde on Indo-Pak cricket

Against the backdrop of Shiv Sena's threat to disrupt the upcoming India-Pakistan cricket series, the central government on Thursday said it would provide the best possible security to players and spectators of the neighbouring country.

Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said that sports and politics should not be mixed as the cricket series will pave the way for improving bilateral ties between India and Pakistan.

"When cricketers from other countries come to India, not only Pakistan, it is our duty to protect them. We will discuss and provide the best possible security. We are going to be very alert," he said when asked about Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray's threat.

Shinde said there would be no compromises on the security of Pakistani cricketers and spectators.

"We should not mix sports and culture with politics. There should be different views. This series will pave the way for the revival of better ties between the two countries," he said.

The home minister said the limited over cricket series should not be mixed up with the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, which was carried out by Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Tayiba.

The Shiv Sena chief had on Monday called upon "staunch Hindus and patriotic people of India" to disrupt cricket matches between India and Pakistan during the series that is scheduled to be held in December.

Thackeray had also lashed out at Shinde, who had urged people "to forget the past and play cricket with Pakistan".

The series would comprise three ODIs and two Twenty20 Internationals between December 2012 and January 2013. The ODI matches will be played in Chennai, Kolkata and New Delhi and the Twenty20 games in Bangalore and Ahmedabad.

The two countries have not played a bilateral series since Pakistan's tour of India in 2007. Cricket ties between the two countries were snapped following the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his then Pakistani counterpart Yusuf Raza Gilani had watched the high-profile World Cup semi-final in Mohali last year.

Asked about Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik's proposed visit to India for operationalisation of the new India-Pakistan visa pact, Shinde said when he met Malik in Rome on the sidelines of the Interpol General Assembly meeting, the Pakistani leader conveyed that he may come on November 22-23.

"We are yet to finalise the dates. We will give our response. They will also give their response. Then the dates will be finalised," he said.
 
Do NOT mix sports, politics: Shinde on Indo-Pak cricket

Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said that sports and politics should not be mixed as the cricket series will pave the way for improving bilateral ties between India and Pakistan.


"We should not mix sports and culture with politics. There should be different views. This series will pave the way for the revival of better ties between the two countries," he said.


"We are yet to finalise the dates. We will give our response. They will also give their response. Then the dates will be finalised," he said.


Will Shinde Guarentee that the new improve tie guarentee no more 26/11... We must cut all ties with Ppakistan unless we get guarentee from all 5 Pakistani government..
1. Political leaders
2. Army
3. ISI
4. Jamati
5. Terrorists


These Kongressi are sick...
 
Will Shinde Guarentee that the new improve tie guarentee no more 26/11... We must cut all ties with Ppakistan unless we get guarentee from all 5 Pakistani government..
1. Political leaders
2. Army
3. ISI
4. Jamati
5. Terrorists


These Kongressi are sick...
you are not the guest but the host.
 
What man this Thakrey isss........A jackass
 
Last time I saw some Pakistani children coming to India for severe medical need and treatment but few months later saw Mumbai terror attack.

I am no fan of Thakrey but do we really need to do such thing, Pakistanis never want good relations with India.
 
Bal Thackeray is without a doubt an !diot .

And there is no reason to mix politics with sports.............:no:
 
Pakistan will NEVER play in Mumbai again.

Not till 26/11 guys have been hanged.

I can promise you guys that.

That is the mood of every Maharashtrian, not only Mumbaikars.
yah yah everyone knows mumbaikars..these are the same people who were harping on spirit of mumbai and made mumbai kid stand in line carrying placards with message that terrorists uncles are misguided youth..... immediately after 26/11

The great maratha of today you are trying to allude to is a napunsak maratha.
 
yah yah everyone knows mumbaikars..these are the same people who were harping on spirit of mumbai and made mumbai kid stand in line carrying placards with message that terrorists uncles are misguided youth..... immediately after 26/11

The great maratha of today you are trying to allude to is a napunsak maratha.

Whatever.

Your country cannot play in Mumbai.

Aaage badho.
 
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