Black T-shirts blacked out to thwart protest bid at Chinnaswamy stadium
Black T-shirts blacked out to thwart protest bid at Chinnaswamy stadium
Police at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru enforced a last-minute 'dress code' for spectators attending the Pakistan-Australia World Cup match. Spectators wearing black T-shirts, jackets, and caps were told to change into clothing of a different color before entering the stadium. The police action was prompted by intelligence about possible pro-Palestine demonstrations.
Police at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru enforced a last-minute 'dress code' for spectators attending the Pakistan-Australia World Cup match. Spectators wearing black T-shirts, jackets, and caps were told to change into clothing of a different color before entering the stadium. The police action was prompted by intelligence about possible pro-Palestine demonstrations.
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Police at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru enforced a last-minute 'dress code' for spectators attending the Pakistan-Australia World Cup match. Spectators wearing black T-shirts, jackets, and caps were told to change into clothing of a different color before entering the stadium. The police action was prompted by intelligence about possible pro-Palestine demonstrations. 
