Indian star Virat Kohli, who was overjoyed with the momentous victory celebration, took a moment to express his gratitude to the Mumbai Police for their outstanding work during the massive T20 World Cup open-bus parade in Mumbai on July 4.
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The celebratory parade, following the team’s return to Delhi and a meeting with Prime Minister Modi, saw the team travel to Mumbai for a grand procession along Marine Drive, culminating in a felicitation ceremony at the iconic Wankhede Stadium. The massive turnout of fans eager to celebrate with their champions brought Marine Drive to a standstill, a testament to the team’s immense popularity. The Mumbai Police played a crucial role in managing the enthusiastic crowds, ensuring the smooth flow of the parade.
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What did Virat Kohli say about Mumbai Police?
Taking to social media platform X, Kohli acknowledged the dedication and hard work put in by the police force. Their efforts were widely appreciated, and Kohli’s message reflected the general sentiment.
Beyond the official duties, Kohli himself seemed to thoroughly enjoy the parade. He was seen lifting the trophy alongside his teammates with infectious energy and capturing photos throughout the joyous bus ride. At Wankhede Stadium, Kohli shared a heartwarming anecdote about embracing teammate Rohit Sharma on the dressing room stairs after their final victory, a moment he cherishes deeply.
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