The college administration in srinagar has banned students from watching the India-Pakistan match, which has created a lot of interest among cricket fans. Violators have been warned that a fine of Rs.5,000 will be imposed. The 15th season of the Asia Cup cricket series is being held in the Emirates. Six teams, including india, pakistan, and Sri Lanka, are divided into two divisions and the matches are first played in a league format.
India and pakistan teams are going to face each other in today's 'A' division match. In this case, the order issued to the students of the National Institute of technology in Srinagar: Everyone knows that the Asia Cup cricket tournament in which many countries are participating is going on at the international stadium in Dubai. This match should be taken as a game only. On the contrary, no disorderly activity shall be indulged in the college campus and hostel.
During today's competition, students must stay quietly in their allotted seats in the hostel. Other students should not enter the rooms. Don't sit and watch the match in a crowd. Violating this ban and watching the match while sitting in the room, the student will be expelled from the hostel and will be fined Rs 5,000. Do not share any comments on social media regarding the competition. Importantly, do not leave the hostel room during the match. This is stated in the order.
In 2016, india defeated west indies in Twenty20 World Cup. Then, in this college, there was a conflict between the students from inside and outside and it turned into a riot. A holiday was given to the college after this.
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