The blame will fall on the captain of Rajasthan Royals! Anil Chaudhary said – Sports should be shown on TV, not such activities – VIDEO

Anil Chaudhary on Riyan Parag Vaping: The discussion in the cricket world has intensified after the alleged video of Rajasthan Royals captain Riyan Parag vaping in the dressing room surfaced. Now reactions of experienced faces are also coming forward on this matter. Former international umpire Anil Chaudhary, while giving his opinion on this entire issue, has explained the importance of discipline and responsibility to the players. He clearly said that in today’s era, players need to be alert all the time.

Warning regarding presence of cameras

Anil Chaudhary advised players to be aware of the increasing scope of technology. He says that now cameras have access everywhere from the cricket field to the dressing room. In a light-hearted manner but giving a serious message, he said that in today’s time, players can be caught on camera anywhere. In such a situation, they should pay special attention to their behavior and maintain discipline in every situation.

Administrative matter, not legal

When asked about possible legal action on this dispute, Anil Chaudhary Called it an administrative issue. He said that he does not have detailed knowledge of the legal aspects, but the decision in such cases is taken as per the concerned board and rules. According to him, whatever action will be taken, it will be decided on the basis of existing guidelines and rules.

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Advice to maintain focus on sports

Anil Chaudhary also said that the main objective of cricket is to enjoy the game and not to promote off-field disputes. He suggested that positive aspects and performances of the game should be shown to the viewers during the broadcast. According to him, paying too much attention to such controversies affects the true spirit of the game. Therefore, along with the players, the spectators and media should also maintain focus on the game.

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