'India not safe for Pakistanis' and the IPL controversy

[Hulk]

Hindus in Pakistan has no option but to remain quit. The frequency at which Pakistani's use word Hindus derogatly says it all.

 

[Jackdaws]

Abdur Razzaq is on TV saying he wants to play in IPL 3. So there goes the outrage - nothing speaks more than the almighty dollar or the Indian rupee in this case. Oh and Tanveer has been making some conciliatory statements too.

 

[mr42O]

Abdur Razzaq is on TV saying he wants to play in IPL 3. So there goes the outrage - nothing speaks more than the almighty dollar or the Indian rupee in this case. Oh and Tanveer has been making some conciliatory statements too.

And which TV is that ?

 

[manglasiva]

Let Pak players in, help cricket: Chidambaram
Press Trust Of India
Let Pak players in, help cricket: Chidambaram
BE A SPORT: Home Minister P Chidambaram issues an appeal for cricket fans in India.



New Delhi: “Several million” cricket lovers would be happy in India if Pakistani players played for the Indian Premier League (IPL). And Home Minister P Chidambaram would be one such fan.

Chidambaram on Thursday said that Pakistani players still have a chance to play at the IPL is a “good beginning”

"I am speaking as a cricket lover. What I see on the television seems to be a good beginning," said Chidambaram when he was asked to comment on a statement by the IPL that Pakistani cricketers still have a chance to be part of the glitzy sporting event.

Chidambaram's remarks came amid reports that Abdul Razzaq is being roped in by one of the IPL franchisees. "Even if three, four or five Pakistani cricketers eventually play in some matches of IPL, I, and several million cricket lovers would be happy," Chidambaram told reporters in New Delhi.

Chidambaram on Monday criticised the IPL for ignoring Pakistani players, terming their exclusion "a disservice to cricket" and maintaining that the government had no role in it.

Lamenting the exclusion, he had described some of the players as "among the best Twenty20", and said: "These players were coming as individuals, it was not a Pakistan team."

"I think it is disservice to cricket that some of these players were not picked. I don t know why the IPL teams acted in the manner they acted. But certainly to suggest that there was a hint or nudge from the government is completely untrue," he said.

After Chidambaram's remarks, IPL chief Lalit Modi said: "some teams have still not finished their quota of players and some players could drop out, franchisees can choose Pakistani players as replacements or to fill vacancies."

All the 11 Pakistani players went unsold at the IPL auction earlier this month and Modi said it was the franchisees' decision to not pick them.

 

[Jackdaws]

And which TV is that ?

They were interviewing him on NDTV

 

[Hammy007]

Now that Chargers are about to sign in Razzaq, we have indeed proved our selves to be 'cow-piss drinking', 'daal eating', 'veg munching', 'dhoti wearing' 'evil' Hindu 'banyias'. and we are proud of it

These Pak players are not only making a clown out of ourselves, they are making all our people who laughed in their moment of humiliation, look like fools.

well said bro

 

[Roby]

IPLs Kolkata Knight Riders considering Razzaq

KARACHI: The skipper of the Indian Premier League team Kolkata Knight Riders says that the team is interested in roping Pakistan's all-rounder Abdul Razzaq, reports DawnNews.

Tempers have been running high among Pakistan cricketers after the auction of players for the ensuing edition of the Indian Premier League ended with no bids for the 11 Pakistanis.

Kolkata Knight Riders is considering Razzaq after the Deccan Chargers denied to signing him saying there was no slot available for an overseas player in their squad.

Pakistani cricketers, the current world T20 champions, were denied permission by Islamabad last year due to tensions between the rival countries following the Mumbai attacks.

Meanwhile, Sir Richard Hadlee, former New Zealand cricketer said that security concern would hold back many countries from visiting Pakistan.

 

[Asian.Century]

Hindus in Pakistan has no option but to remain quit. The frequency at which Pakistani's use word Hindus derogatly says it all.

Like what ??

 

[T90TankGuy]

Like what ??

This is a five yr old thread kid, why reopen it?

 

[Asian.Century]

This is a five yr old thread kid, why reopen it?

It confirms in 2010, Pakistanis and Women were not SAFE in India, and IPL controversy existed, in 2015 India is still not the safe place for Pakistanis and Girls, infact worst with BJP Modi as PM.

Shameful act....Indians have so much contempt in themselves...no wonder...no one thinks it will ever be a superpower.

 

[T90TankGuy]

It confirms in 2010, Pakistanis and Women were not SAFE in India, and IPL controversy existed, in 2015 India is still not the safe place for Pakistanis and Girls, infact worst with BJP Modi as PM.

Shameful act....Indians have so much contempt in themselves...no wonder...no one thinks it will ever be a superpower.

Now how can one argue with that thought process Good luck

 

[Asian.Century]

Now how can one argue with that thought process Good luck

One way, Pakistan should not continue to visit.

 

[kaku1]

It confirms in 2010, Pakistanis and Women were not SAFE in India, and IPL controversy existed, in 2015 India is still not the safe place for Pakistanis and Girls, infact worst with BJP Modi as PM.

Shameful act....Indians have so much contempt in themselves...no wonder...no one thinks it will ever be a superpower.

Why would we make India safer for Pakistanis?

 

[suresh1773]

Why would we make India safer for Pakistanis?

Just ask him the other way is Pakistan safe for others,Why r Pakistani matches played in some other countries like UK,UAE

 

[jarves]

It confirms in 2010, Pakistanis and Women were not SAFE in India, and IPL controversy existed, in 2015 India is still not the safe place for Pakistanis and Girls, infact worst with BJP Modi as PM.

If Pakistani girls can survive the pedophilism cherishing society of Pakistan,they can survive here in India too.