PESHAWAR – In the wake of Afghanistan’s historic victory over Pakistan in the ICC Cricket World Cup in India, at least four individuals have been apprehended for engaging in aerial firing as part of their celebratory revelry. The arrests took place within the jurisdiction of the Nasir Bagh police station.
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Afghanistan secured a remarkable triumph, defeating Pakistan by eight wickets in the ICC Cricket World Cup match held in Chennai, India, on October 23. In the contest, Pakistan batted first, accumulating a total of 282 runs while losing seven wickets in the allotted 50 overs. In response, Afghanistan successfully achieved the target, losing only two wickets in 49 overs.
The exuberant celebrations involving aerial firing raised concerns for public safety, prompting the swift response from local law enforcement. The arrested suspects are now under police custody as authorities take action to ensure that such activities do not pose a danger to the community.
Aerial firing, while often intended as a celebratory gesture, can result in accidents, injuries, and loss of life, making it a matter of concern for authorities aiming to maintain safety during public festivities and celebrations.
