Bangladeshi Super Fan’s ‘reality’ Revealed, He Was Watching The Match After Breaking The Rules, Sent Back From Kanpur

The second Test match between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur has been badly affected by rain. Only 35 overs could be played on the first day of the match, while on the second day the players did not take to the field even once due to rain. However, on the first day apart from cricket, a super fan of the Bangladeshi team came into the limelight, who was beaten up and later had to be admitted to the hospital. Now the news is coming that this super fan has been sent back to Bangladesh from India and the reason is violation of medical visa rules.

During the first day’s play on Friday, September 27 at the Green Park Stadium, there were reports of Bangladesh cricket team superfan Robbie Tiger being beaten up by local spectators. Some pictures and videos also surfaced on social media, in which Bangladeshi fans were surrounded by spectators and then taken away by policemen. Meanwhile, it was also claimed that this fan abused Team India fast bowler Mohammad Siraj, after which he was beaten up. However, the police later said that the fan’s health had deteriorated, due to which fans surrounded him and he was later taken to hospital.

Now a shocking claim has been made in this whole matter. According to a newspaper report, Robbie Tiger was allowed to enter India on a medical visa from Bangladesh. He mentioned TB treatment in his medical visa, which allowed him to come to India, but first the fan was seen supporting his team in Chennai and then on the first day of the Kanpur Test. The report claims that the superfan has yet to comply with the conditions of the medical visa and has not undergone a medical examination.

That is, this fan came to India with a medical visa but instead of getting treatment, he was just watching the match. The report said that he is now being deported back to Bangladesh due to violation of visa conditions. The Kanpur police have sent the fan back from the city to Delhi, from where he will be sent back to Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Not only this, it has also been claimed that he may be banned from coming to India for the next 5 years.