A Tehreek-e-Labbaik supporter terrorist entered Rawalpindi during the Champions Trophy in Pakistan, raising questions about security. There are 10 matches left and there is a fear of an ISIS attack.

Highlights

• Terrorist entered during Champions Trophy match in Rawalpindi.
• Fear of ISIS attack, questions on security.
• There are 10 matches left of the Champions Trophy in Pakistan.

The security of the players in the Champions Trophy match being held in Pakistan has been breached. During a match played in Rawalpindi on Monday, a terrorist entered the field. Due to this, questions are being raised on the claims made by Pakistan regarding the security of this tournament. The terrorist who entered the field was present in the stadium as a spectator. He entered the field in the middle of the match and attacked New Zealand batsman Rachin Ravindra. Later it was found out that the spectator was not an ordinary person but a supporter of the banned Islamic party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan. After this incident, questions are being raised about the security of the players present in Pakistan. Everyone is asking whether this is the security system of Pakistan. It is worth noting that in 2009, the Sri Lankan cricket team that came to Pakistan has been attacked. Many players were injured in that attack.

In fact, after Pakistan's continuous defeat in the Champions Trophy, terrorists can target other matches. Around 10 matches are yet to be played in Pakistan under the Champions Trophy. The visit of Abdul Qadir Mumim, the head of the terrorist organization ISIS, to Pakistan is being linked to these attacks. Pakistani security forces have claimed to further strengthen the security system.

Pakistan is continuously losing

in the Champions Trophy being held in Pakistan, due to which the terrorist organizations present there can make other matches of this trophy a target of terrorism. It is being told that the head of the terrorist organization ISIS visited Pakistan three days back. During this visit he also met the terrorists of the terrorist organization Islamic State Khorasan Province in Balochistan. It is interesting that the notorious terrorist leader Abdul Qadir is coming to Pakistan. The Pakistani army and intelligence agency were also informed about this, but no action was taken against him.

About 10 matches

are still to be held in Pakistan under the Champions Trophy. Many teams from other countries including Bangladesh are present in Islamabad and Karachi, Pakistan. Of the matches that are still pending, three matches will be held in Rawalpindi, three matches in Lahore and two matches in Karachi. It is being told that eight of these matches are directly on the target of the terrorist organization Islamic State. In this regard, a post has also come on social media in which the terrorist organization is shown and it is written in English above it that the Champions Trophy can be on the target of Islamic State. In this post, a small photo of Champions Trophy 2025 has also been inserted in one corner.