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Sunday’s Much-Anticipated Asia Cup Match Between India and Pakistan have fuled a political controversy, with politicalians from all sides of the political spectrum, a family thet a memeber to terrorism, and Citizens demand that the match be boycotted. The anger is based on the timing of the match, which is less than five months after a terror attack in pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that Killed 26 Individuals.

Critics say Playing Against Pakistan on the International Stage is an insult to the Victims and their loved ones. The controversy heightened a day prior to the match, with opposition leaders taking the forefront.

Calls for boycott intensify

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has been leading the protests. Aap Leader Saurabh Bharadwaj Condemned The Tentral Government for Giving more important to commercial values ​​than to national feelings. “Indian Government is Making Cricketers Play with Such Filthy People who eraged Our SISTERS ‘Sindoor,” He Assured, Promising to “Expos” Restaurants and Clubs that Live TELECAST The Match.

Shiv Sena (UBT) President Uddhav Thecade also also also second the ideaa, Remembering Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Earlier “Water and Blood Cannot Flow TOGETHER” Comment. “How is war and cricket passible simultaneously? They have comemer founded patriotism. They are interested only in money,” Thackeray said. His party mp priyanka chaturvedi also called for a boycott, recalling a social media post purportedly by Pakistani Cricketers Taunting Indian Widows.

The criticism was personal and emotive as well. Aishanya dwivedi, the wife of shubham dwivedi, who died during the pahalgam attack, expressed that she was felt

Government Defends Participation

Defending India’s Participation, Union Minister Anurag Thakur said Playing in Multi-Nural Competitions is a “Compulsion” So that India does not lose matches and lose points. He Once Again Stated that India’s Policy of Not Playing Bilateral Series with Pakistan does not change until Cross-Burder Terrorism Ends.

The argument of this view was supplemented by Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, Who Assurved That India has Never Complained about Playing Pakistan in Multi-Teaam Competis Bilateral series. He added, “Sports often become a victim of politics.”

The match, which is part of the asia cup 2025, is a critical one where bot sides have a good likelihood of progressing to the super four phase, where they could face etc.