In a bid to mark their protest against cases of spot-fixing that emerged during the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) season VI, over 100 BJP workers - under the leadership of Maval taluka's MLA Sanjay Bhegade - stopped buses carrying players of Pune Warriors and Delhi Daredevils outside the Gahunje stadium yesterday.
In a bid to mark their protest against cases of spot-fixing that emerged during the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) season VI, over 100 BJP workers - under the leadership of Maval taluka’s MLA Sanjay Bhegade - stopped buses carrying players of Pune Warriors and Delhi Daredevils outside the Gahunje stadium yesterday.
Outrage: Over a hundred BJP workers gathered to stop a bus carrying players of IPL teams Pune Warriors India and Delhi Daredevils. Pic/Krunal Gosavi
Demanding that the IPL be banned, Bhegade said that the role of players in spot-fixing has tarnished the image of game, and that the trust of fans in the players and the game has suffered a huge beating.
When contacted, Inspector Ram Jadhav of Dehu Road police station said that because of the timely intervention of cops, Bhegade and his supporters gave way to the buses so that the match could start at its scheduled time.u00a0
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