Mohun Bagan vs KKR: Mohun Bagan General Secretary Debashis Dutta went on to reveal that he has been deeply disappointed by the mismanagement of Kolkata Knight Riders’ authority. For the uninformed, Lucknow Super Giants paid tribute to Mohun Bagan by wearing a special Green and Maroon jersey against their last match against KKR at Eden Gardens. However, as per reports, the KKR management didn’t allow the fans wearing the Green and Maroon jerseys. Follow Indian Premier League 2023 LIVE Updates on Insidesport.IN
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Mohun Bagan general secretary issued the statement in an official press release:-
“It was a special match between KKR and LSG of IPL on 20th May 2023 at Eden Gardens for the supporters of Mohun Bagan because LSG was wearing a new Green and Maroon Jersey.
But, the KKR management curtailed the freedom of the Mohun Bagan supporters (who are also fans of KKR and LSG) by not allowing them to enter the stadium as they were wearing the jersey of Mohun Bagan.
Since 1990, I have been watching FIFA World Cup matches by travelling to different parts of the world by wearing our National Club i.e., Mohun Bagan’s Jersey and I have never been stopped at anywhere. It is an individual’s right to support and wear the jersey of the team which he/she loves and supports. No one has the right to interfere in one’s own choice.
Thus, Mohun Bagan Athletic Club strongly condemns this decision of KKR management for disrespecting the National Club of India and hurting the sentiment of our supporters.”
It was not a good outing for the Kolkata outfits in their last game of the IPL 2023. Lucknow Super Giants edged out by a 1-run victory to seal their place in the IPL 2023 playoffs. Rinku Singh’s massive knock went in vain but it was LSG who had their last laugh to become 3rd in the IPL Points Table.
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