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Delhi Sena threatens to dig up Mohali pitch

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Delhi Sena threatens to dig up Mohali pitch

The Shiv Sena on Sunday threatened it would dig up the cricket pitch in Mohali to protest against the Pakistan cricket team playing in India in the ICC Champions Trophy.

In a statement here on Sunday, Senas northern India incharge and Delhi unit president Jai Bhagwan Goyal said the party would not allow Pakistan to play in the country after the disclosures made recently by the Mumbai Police about the Inter Services Intelligences involvement in the July 7, Mumbai serial blast.

At a time when the Pakistani ambassador to the US had admitted that Islamabad supported terrorism in Kashmir and continued to give financial and military assistance including training to the terrorists, how can we talk friendship and sporting links? Goyal asked.

The Sena alleged the 17 Pakistani citizens who had come to watch cricket had gone missing and were even involved in the terrorist attack at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore hence demanded the Government to forthwith cancel the Pakistan-New Zealand match on October 25 at Mohali.

Otherwise our activists in Punjab and Haryana would be forced to go to any extent to stop the Pakistanis from playing on Indian soil, the Sena warned.

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