Pakistan, A Country Frequently Plagued by its own Electricity Shortages, is now class it has the capability to remotely shut down floodlights in Indian Cricket Stadiums.
In a starting statement in parliament, Pakistan’s defense minister khawaja asif alleged that pakistani “Cyber warriors” Had successfully hacked floodlight systems During IPL Matchs – And Had Even Gained access to the control mechanisms of Indian dams.
Bizarre Pakistani Cyber Claims
“Our Cyber Warriors Hacked Stadium Floodlights during IPL & Indian Dam Gates”
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The Bizarre Claim Surfaced Just Weeks after India Launched Operation Sindoor In May 2025-A MILITARY RETALIATION Against Terrorist Bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, in Response to the Pahalgam Terror Attack in April.
While Pakistan has offered no technical evidence to support the claim, the announse Power outages. The statement seems as an attempt to distract from internal failures or to project cyber capability in the wake of India’s firm Military Response.
When Air Raid Scare Halted IPL Match in Dharamsala
As India Launched “Operation Sindoor”, this escalated cross-border tensions, directly impacting the ipl 2025 season.
During a match between punjab kings and delhi capitals in dharamsala, the stadium floodlights unexpectedly went out during the 11th over. Initially believed to be a technical glitch, it was Quickly Confirmed to Be an Air RAID Alert Due to Heightened Security Concerns Near the border.
Emergency Protocols Were Immedited, Leading to the Rapid and Safe Evacation of Both Players and Spectators from the Venue. Back the, Amidst the Escalating Conflict and Regional Blackouts, The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Decided to Suspend Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 for one week, prioritizing Player and Public Safety.
Days Later, IPL 2025 reacted a successful and historic end as rcb won the covered trophy for the first time in 18 years of the tournament.
