Zainab Abbas, a well-known sports anchor and broadcaster from Pakistan, has unexpectedly returned from the World Cup in India. Zainab visited India once again during the World Cup. Zainab has already tweeted and said several contentious things about India. In tweets regarding cybercrime, India, and Hinduism, Zainab is said to have used abusive language, according to media sources. Her previous tweets gained a lot of traction online. Which made it seem as though the piece on India and Hinduism was a complete failure. Concerning Zainab, a lawyer had protested to the BCCI. Zainab Abbas was forced to leave India as a result.
A post regarding Zainab Abbal was made on the X account by the Pakistani news outlet Sama TV. India has lost Zainab Abbas. Due of security concerns, Zainab was had to leave India. She is presently in Dubai. She is charged with online crimes and tweets critical of India.
Pakistani sports presenter Zainab Abbas has safely exited India over "safety concerns"
— SAMAA TV (@SAMAATV) October 9, 2023
She is currently in Dubai; allegations involve #cybercrime and old anti-India tweets #ICCWorldCup2023 #IndiaPakistan #WorldCup2023 pic.twitter.com/DRWKMZs0qS
The BCCI received a complaint regarding Zainab from an Indian attorney called Vineet Jindal, according to sources in the "Free Press Journal." Vineet Jindal tweeted and published the complaint letter. The tweet from Vineet Jindal is also being discussed right now.
Vineet Jindal said in a tweet that Zainab Abbas's removal as a presenter for the ICC World Cup 2023 was asked in the complaint that was made to the BCCI and the Ministry of Home Affairs. Zainab has written offensive and divisive remarks on India and Hinduism. "Atiti Devo Bhava" is solely for people who appreciate our nation and the Hindu faith; people who are hostile to India are not permitted.
Ahead of traveling to India for the World Cup, Zainab tweeted. Also being discussed right now is this tweet.
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