Bangladeshi Super Fan Deported from India for Violating Visa Rules During Kanpur Test Match

During the first day of the India-Bangladesh Test match in Kanpur, a major controversy arose involving a Bangladeshi super fan, Robi Tiger, who was reportedly assaulted by local spectators. Initial reports suggested that he had fallen ill during the match and was taken to the hospital. However, it has now emerged that Robi Tiger is being deported back to Bangladesh for violating his medical visa conditions.

The ongoing Test match between India and Bangladesh in Kanpur has been heavily impacted by rain, with only 35 overs being played on the first day, and no play at all on the second day due to weather conditions. However, despite the rain delays, the spotlight turned towards the incident involving the Bangladeshi fan. Robi Tiger, a well-known supporter of the Bangladesh cricket team, found himself in the center of attention when reports of his alleged assault surfaced.

According to videos and images circulating on social media, the fan was surrounded by local spectators during the first day of play at the Green Park Stadium. It was initially claimed that Robi Tiger had verbally abused Indian fast bowler Mohammad Siraj, which led to a confrontation with Indian supporters. The situation escalated, and the police had to intervene, taking the fan to the hospital for medical attention.

However, the real issue surfaced later when reports revealed that Robi Tiger had entered India on a medical visa for tuberculosis treatment. Instead of following through with his medical appointments, he was seen attending cricket matches, first in Chennai and later in Kanpur for the second Test match. Authorities discovered that the fan had not adhered to the conditions of his visa, as he had yet to undergo the necessary medical checkups.

As a result, the Kanpur police escorted him out of the city and sent him to Delhi. From there, he will be deported back to Dhaka, Bangladesh. The incident has raised questions about the misuse of medical visas in India. Furthermore, it is reported that Robi Tiger may face a five-year ban from entering India due to his violation of visa conditions.

This incident highlights the importance of adhering to visa regulations while visiting foreign countries. The misuse of a medical visa for non-medical purposes, such as attending cricket matches, can lead to serious consequences, including deportation and future travel bans.