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Wasim alarm is also now based India,Rameez raja and a few others too,they mostly earn their living in India.
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Hockey India League: Pakistani players sent packing as tensions soar
By AFP / Web Desk
Published: January 15, 2013
NEW DELHI: Nine Pakistani players who had signed up to play in the Hockey India League (HIL) were sent home as a result of a flare-up along the Pakistan-India border, reported Express News.
Officials of the hockey league said that the players will be paid as promised but cannot be allowed to play due to rising tension.

None of the Pakistanis featured in the opening match of the Hockey India League (HIL) in New Delhi on Monday, and officials declined to comment when asked if they will play in the four-week event.
Reports suggest that the border flare-up could also affect the women’s cricket World Cup.
Trouble began on Sunday in Mumbai when the city’s franchise, which had enrolled four Pakistanis, was forced to cancel a practice session after protests from the right-wing nationalist Shiv Sena party.

The entire squad, coached by Australian Ric Charlesworth, shifted base to New Delhi as league organisers speculated if Mumbai could host the six matches allotted to it, the first one scheduled for January 20.

“I have no idea what will happen, but it will not be easy to play the matches in Mumbai if the Pakistanis are there,” Mumbai Hockey Association official Ram Singh told AFP.
The 34-match HIL, sanctioned by the sport’s world governing body, features top stars from around the world who will play for five city-based franchises till February 10.

The cities in the fray are New Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, Ranchi and Jalandhar.

Tensions between India and Pakistan were heightened last week by a series of cross-border exchanges in disputed Kashmir in which four soldiers were killed. India says that one of its soldiers was beheaded.

Meanwhile, media reports on Tuesday said the women’s cricket World Cup, scheduled to be played in Mumbai from January 31 to February 17, could be affected due to Pakistan’s participation.

The Pakistani women are due to play three matches in the preliminary league of the eight-nation event and at least another four if they advance to the second round.

The Indian Express newspaper quoted unnamed sources as saying Pakistan’s matches could be moved to Ahmedabad, which last month hosted a one-day international between the men’s teams of the two nations.

There was no immediate comment from the International Cricket Council on the report.
Hockey India League: Pakistani players sent packing as tensions soar – The Express Tribune
Shame on US. It is disrespectful to behave this way. The incidence is blown out of proportion because of idiotic media. I agree the LOC incidence was shameful but this kind of stupid response is not needed. If they fire, fire back. Why this nonsense.
There are few people on both sides who love relationship going soar.
 
1,2 billion Indians -

Indo-Pak Cricket Conflict - "Aa raha hai Pakistan, Aane do."

Indo-Pak LOC Conflict - "Maar raha hai Pakistan, Marne do". :D
 
Oh bhai players shouldn't had gone at first place but these players are bunch of foolish players thirsty for money only nothing else. Just say NO to hinids they are snakes & these players have insulted themselves by going their.
 
Shame on US. It is disrespectful to behave this way. The incidence is blown out of proportion because of idiotic media. I agree the LOC incidence was shameful but this kind of stupid response is not needed. If they fire, fire back. Why this nonsense. There are few people on both sides who love relationship going soar.
I don't think it is a bad step. If a nation can't respect our soldiers' bodies, they don't deserve any chance to play in our country.

Media has done the right thing. If they would have done this in earlier cases, this might not have happened. The problem with India is that even if we are back stabbed over and over again, we keep extending hand for friendship. After Parliament attack, it was AB Vajpayee who once said, Aar Paar ki ladai and after few months, lets extend hand of friendship.

Kindly talk to any soldier out there. They are angry at Pakistan but they are hurt that their own countrymen are not behind them. Army had to ask govt. to stand beside them.

I don't know why people give morality and humanity lecture to us, when we ask for hanging of Kasab, death of rapists and sending Pakistanis back after this incident. Show this humanity and morality to the poor, hungry, illiterate population of ours.

Where are those human rights organizations who were preaching no hanging of Kasab, now. Why haven't they come forward for human rights of our soldiers.

Our Prime Minister goes to Indo-Pak Cricket Match in Mohali, can't he at least deliver a speech to honor our soldiers if he can't visit their funeral. It took him 6 days.

Over 50,000 people went to see cricket match but only handful came to protest against Pakistan.

We are the nation with wrong priorities and we don't deserve our brave soldiers. It takes brutal rape and killing of a girl and beheading of our soldiers to raise our conscious.
 
Good. Pay them properly. Its not there fault that tensions happening at border. May be next season they can play. Hope to see good players playing in HIL :tup:
 
A chootiya mentality and beghairaty of this sort is only specific to banya trait to invite people to their home and later expel them with begairaty....And yet people from across the border talk about ethics and morality:disagree:
 
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