New Delhi: Former Indian Cricketer and opener Virender Sehwag on Sunday shared a doctored video of a fan destroying his TV set in frustration. Sehwag on his social media handles shared the video claiming that the video was of a Pakistani fan who was breaking his TV set after India defeated Pakistan on Sunday at the MCG in the T20 WC 2022 encounter.

In the video, it was shown that the fan was watching the final ball of Ind vs Pak match of Sunday which ended in a dramatic finish with the match hanging in balance till the last ball before Ravichandran Ashwin scored the winning runs after a brilliant match-winning knock of Virat Kohli.

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Sehwag in his post captioned the video, “Relax Padosi , it’s only a game. Hamaare yahan Deepawali hai toh pataakhe phod rahe hain aur aap bevajah TV  phod rahe hain Nahin yaar, TV ka kya kasoor.” (Relax neighbors it’s only a game. We are bursting firecrackers to celebrate Diwali, and you guys are breaking TV for no reason. What is the fault of TV) Sehwag wrote with a tinge of sarcasm.

Replying to the 17-minute video clip shared by Sehwag, fact-checker, and co-founder of AltNews Mohammed Zubair shared the original clip and which shows a man watching a football match on TV before destroying the TV set in frustration.

The man in the video is evidently frustrated with his TV set turning off repeatedly at the key moment before he loses his cool and destroys the TV set.

Zubair, also with a tinge of Sarcasm shared the video with the caption “Full video. Last three overs.”

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Baramati (PTI): The last rites of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, killed in a plane crash, will be held with full state honours on Thursday in Baramati, Pune district.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah are expected to attend the funeral, which will be held at Vidya Pratishthan ground at 11 AM. Leaders cutting across the political spectrum will be present, the Nationalist Congress Party said.

The plane crash occurred in the morning shortly after Ajit Pawar and four other persons took off from Mumbai.

Besides Pawar, his Personal Security Officer, an attendant, and two crew members (pilot in command and the first officer) were also killed.

Pawar is survived by wife Sunetra, a member of the Rajya Sabha, and two sons, Parth and Jay.

The state government declared a public holiday on Wednesday and announced a three-day period of state mourning.