Kanpur: Tiger Robi, a Bangladeshi supporter who was allegedly assaulted and heckled during the second Test match between India and Bangladesh, is claimed to be alright and has been transported to the hospital for a checkup, according to UP Police.
Robi is from Dhaka, and it was allegedly attacked and bullied by spectators at Green Park Stadium. He was transported to Regency Hospital by police for a check-up.
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According to a statement by a police official at the stadium, Robi had been feeling unwell before arriving and fainted due to the heat in the unauthorised C-upper stand, which had been closed by the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) over structural concerns. “He is fine now, and we took him to Regency Hospital for a check-up. There was no assault, just a case of heat exhaustion,” the police official said.
The incident occurred during the first session of the match when Robi was seen waving a Bangladeshi flag from the unauthorised stand. This reportedly sparked a confrontation with some Indian spectators. Tensions escalated, and security personnel intervened to diffuse the situation. However, Robi later alleged that during the lunch break, a group of local fans physically assaulted him.
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–IANS
