Major Setback: Indian Kabaddi Team Denied Permission to Travel to Pakistan
In a shocking turn of events, the Indian government has officially denied permission for the Indian Kabaddi team to travel to Pakistan. This decision was confirmed by Secretary of the Pakistan Kabaddi Federation, Rana Muhammad Sarwar. The highly anticipated three-match series, scheduled to take place in Kartarpur, Lahore, and Bahawalpur from November 19th to November 23rd, has now been canceled.
The Indian Kabaddi team had been eagerly preparing for this prestigious tournament in Pakistan. The players were brimming with excitement and anticipation, eager to demonstrate their skills and bring honor to their nation. However, their hopes were dashed when the Indian government cited escalating tensions between the two countries as the reason for refusing permission for the team to travel.
The news of this decision spread rapidly, leaving both players and fans disheartened and frustrated. The team had dedicated countless hours to training for this moment, only to have their opportunity to compete on an international stage abruptly taken away. Despite this setback, the players have shown remarkable resilience and have pledged to persevere, continuing to hone their skills in the hopes of representing their country in future competitions.
