"Bookies Will Be Clean Bowled By Yorker Of Law": UP Cops On IND Vs PAK
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Uttar Pradesh police advised fans to stay away from betting on the India vs Pakistan as it is a penal offence.
The Uttar Pradesh police decided to use the India vs Pakistan game in the T20 World Cup to sound a warning to bookies. In a post on Twitter, they advised fans to stay away from betting on the match as it is a penal offence. "Enjoy the match, say no to betting," UP police said in the tweet. Wanna safe bet for #IndiaVPak match?The bookies will be clean bowled by the Yorker of law & brought to book!Enjoy the match, Say No to #Betting.#indiaVsPakistan#T20WorldCup2021#TeamIndiapic.twitter.com/Q63payPGMK
The police body also warned bookies that they would be caught and brought to justice. "The bookies will be clean bowled by the Yorker of law & brought to book," they said.
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