BCCI Expands Ticket Availability for High-Stakes India vs. Pakistan Match Amid Terror Threat

 


BCCI Expands Ticket Availability for High-Stakes India vs. Pakistan Match Amid Terror Threat

In light of the highly anticipated India vs. Pakistan match at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad during the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup on October 14, concerns have arisen due to a recent terrorist threat. The BCCI has confirmed the release of 14,000 tickets to eager fans for this thrilling encounter. However, the security of Narendra Modi Stadium is now a top priority following a terrorist threat received by Indian police.

The threat, communicated via email by a terrorist group, demanded an extortion of INR 5 billion and the release of incarcerated gangster Ravi Bishnoi. Traced back to Europe by the Mumbai police, authorities are taking this threat very seriously. Plans are underway to reassess and enhance security measures for the World Cup games, should it be deemed necessary.

Pakistan's cricket team, led by Babar Azam, will be traveling to Ahmedabad from Hyderabad, where they are set to face Sri Lanka in a crucial match. Their tournament began with a convincing 81-run victory over the Netherlands last Friday. The team is determined to secure a place in the top four standings, paving the way for a coveted semi-final spot.

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