DDCA Explains Viral Soft Drink Video Controversy at Arun Jaitley Stadium

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DDCA Clarifies Viral Soft Drink Video from Arun Jaitley Stadium

A screengrab from the viral video shows a vendor refilling the soft drink bottle. Image: X

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Firstpost•13-02-2026, 08:35

DDCA Clarifies Viral Soft Drink Video from Arun Jaitley Stadium

•A video showing a vendor refilling soft drink bottles at Arun Jaitley Stadium went viral, sparking hygiene concerns.
•The incident occurred during the 2026 T20 World Cup match between the Netherlands and Namibia.
•DDCA clarified that the vendor was disposing of unused beverages as part of waste segregation, not for resale.
•The association stated that strict hygiene protocols are followed and bottles were processed according to waste management policy.
•DDCA emphasized that the action was part of responsible waste disposal, not a breach of hygiene.

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