Viral Video Shows Protesters Chanting 'Shame On You' At PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi As Pakistan Team Arrives To Meet King Charles
A viral video from London has sparked attention after protesters were heard chanting slogans, including “Shame on you,” as Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi and the Pakistan cricket team arrived for their meeting with King Charles III. Babar Azam and several other Pakistan players were also present during the moment. The footage shows Naqvi walking alongside members of the…
A viral video captured protesters outside a royal event, chanting slogans at PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi as the Pakistan cricket team arrived for a meeting with King Charles III. The footage shows Naqvi and other players, including Babar Azam, walking past the demonstrators who raised their voices in protest. Naqvi's walk was met with shouted words, creating an awkward scene during the high-profile royal visit.
The protest voices directed at Naqvi, "Shame Shame," left him and his teammates bewildered. The exact reason behind the protesters' anger remains unclear, as the video alone does not provide sufficient context. Naqvi has previously faced criticism over various issues concerning Pakistan cricket, and controversy has also surrounded the team's England tour.
The PCB reportedly instructed players to avoid commenting publicly on former captain Imran Khan's imprisonment during the tour. Despite the disturbance, the players continued with their engagement, attending a reception hosted by King Charles at Clarence House, where they met the monarch. The video has since become a topic of discussion among Pakistan fans, sparking debates about the reasons behind the protesters' actions.
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