Hindu Groups Warn 'King Khan' Over Bangladeshi Player in KKR Amidst Protests

• Hindu organizations in Varanasi protest Shah Rukh Khan and KKR for buying a Bangladeshi player amidst alleged killings of Hindus in Bangladesh.
• Protesters demand immediate removal of the Bangladeshi player from the KKR team, calling Shah Rukh Khan a "traitor."
• Yogi Alok and Patanjali Pandey argue that buying players from a country where Hindus are persecuted is morally wrong and financially supports anti-Hindu elements.
• Mrityunjay Tiwari emphasizes the issue as one of morality and responsibility, condemning support for "anti-India elements" while Hindus are massacred.
• Ramji Singh and Abhishek Singh demand Shah Rukh Khan's apology and the player's removal, urging unity against such actions for national and religious sentiments.

Why It Matters: Hindu groups issue a strong warning to Shah Rukh Khan and KKR over their decision to include a Bangladeshi player.