New Delhi. Pakistan has gone to Pakistan on the ex -post of PM Narendra Modi on India’s stunning victory in the Asia Cup. The Indian cricket team led by Surya Kumar Yadav on Sunday put Pakistan in Dubai and put the trophy of Asia Cup cricket in India. After this, PM Modi congratulated the Indian team and posted on X and reminded Pakistan of Operation Sindoor in May. PM Modi wrote ‘Operation vermilion on the playground, the result is the same… India won again… Congratulations to our cricketers’.
#Operationsindoor On the Games Field.
Outcome is the same – India Wins!
Congrats to our cricketers.
– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 28, 2025
Pakistan’s wound again became green as soon as the operation of Operation Sindoor was mentioned in the Asia Cup congratulations on behalf of PM Modi. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif posted on X and made public the billet of his country. Khwaja Asif wrote in the post on X- Modi is destroying the culture and spirit of cricket in the subcontinent… He has ended the possibilities of peace and problems.
Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has said that now the possibilities of peace are over.
At the same time, Pakistan Minister and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) President Mohsin Naqvi, who was stunned by the Indian team’s decision not to take the Asia Cup trophy himself, took out his anger on X saying- If the war is a measure of your pride, then history has already recorded your shameful defeat against Pakistan. No cricket match can change this truth. Drawing war in sports just shows frustration and insults the soul of the game.
Pakistan’s minister Mohsin Naqvi has come to light on PM Modi’s tweet.
Actually, Pakistan on one side beat the Indian Army in Operation Sindoor. Now the Indian cricket team also beat him in three matches, including the final in the Asia Cup. Even after the toss in matches and the game was over, Indian captain Surya Kumar Yadav or any player joined hands with Pakistan captain or any player. Because of this, Pakistan leaders are seen crying on social media.
