An umpire's sister killed because of no ball!

The Dhaka Times Desk Such a thing has not been heard before, but this time it really happened. An umpire's sister was killed for giving a no ball. The cricket world is in a storm over this issue.

According to media reports, the umpire's sister has been poisoned to death for the crime of giving a no ball. Can you think of such an event? Unfortunately, such a tragic incident happened recently in Uttar Pradesh, India.

The Jarara Premier League game was going on in the small village of Jarara in Uttar Pradesh. The tournament was held from May 14 to May 30. The incident happened on May 28. The game between Jarara and Bariki started in a very normal rhythm. At a crucial moment in the match, the umpire Raj Kumar gave a 'no ball'. But Sandeep Paul, the bowler, was furious after being given a no ball. Paul went to the umpire and demanded to change the decision. However, the umpire did not agree to change his decision.

Then the bowler threatened the umpire. The player said he should be taught a lesson for this no ball. In return, the family member will be lost. The umpire did not take such a threat very seriously.

However, an unexpected accident happened the next day. The umpire's 15-year-old sister Pooja was returning with friends when she was stopped on the road by the bowler Sandeep Paul. Pooja also knew him. That's why he didn't object. Sandeep Paul lets Pooja have cold drinks at this time. It was mixed with poison. The umpire's sister Pooja died immediately.