IPL 2024 final: What will happen if rain halts KKR vs SRH clash?
Chennai: As anticipation builds for the IPL 2024 final showdown between Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at Chepauk, concerns about potential rain disruptions loom large.
With Kolkata having secured victories against Hyderabad earlier in the season, the stage is set for a riveting battle between Shreyas Iyer's KKR and Pat Cummins's SRH. Nevertheless, the weather forecast indicates a 47% chance of rain during the day and a subsequent decrease to around 32% in the evening, according to weather.com.
In the unfortunate event of a complete washout on Sunday, the Reserve Day on Monday will come into play. The BCCI aims to facilitate a full 20-over per side contest if the match is postponed, but a 5-over-per-side encounter could also be considered, with the Duckworth-Lewis system being utilized to determine the outcome.
However, if inclement weather persists, leading to no play on the Reserve Day—a scenario unprecedented in IPL history—the league standings will dictate the winner. In this scenario, Kolkata Knight Riders, having clinched the top spot in the points table, would be crowned champions, with Sunrisers Hyderabad settling for the runner-up position.
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Madhu Kishwar booked over misleading content on social media
Chandigarh (PTI): Madhu Kishwar has been booked following a complaint by a Chandigarh resident over the alleged circulation of forged and misleading content on social media.
An FIR has been lodged against Kishwar and some other social media users under relevant sections, including 196 (criminalises acts that promote enmity, hatred, or ill-will between groups based on religion, race, language), 336 (1) (forgery) and 356 (criminal defamation) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the IT Act at Police Station Sector-26 here.
According to an official statement issued by the Chandigarh police on Monday, a city-based complainant on April 19 alleged that some forged and misleading social media posts and video clips with obscene text and content were being circulated by various social media users, misidentifying the person in the video.
Further investigation into the matter is underway.
As per the complainant, it is a deliberate act of creating a false electronic record using obscene words and phrases, having knowledge and sufficient reason to believe that the posts are misleading and false, with the intent to cause damage or injury.
The video, which circulated with the intent to cause harm to the reputation of a constitutional authority and to disturb public peace and tranquility, should be investigated, and appropriate action should be taken, according to the complainant.
As per the complainant, the person seen in the video is a travel vlogger whose wife regularly posts updates about their activities on social media. The original video was shared from her social media account.
"As per the statement of the woman, she disclosed that the person in the video shared from her account is her husband. Statements of her husband and another lady in the video have also been recorded during preliminary investigation," said police in the statement.
Meanwhile, Kishwar, in a social media post, said a team of Chandigarh police had visited her late Monday night to serve her notice regarding the FIR registered against her.
"Since the law forbids the police to visit or arrest women after dark and before sunrise, I spoke on phone to the leader of the delegation. She told me that their team has come to serve notice regarding an FIR registered against me in Chandigarh. I insisted that they go by the law and come in the morning," she wrote on X.
