Indian tech minister picks a fight with Wikipedia over cricketer's dropped catch
India’s IT minister has picked a fight with Wikipedia after alleging that Pakistani entities edited a page describing a member of the men’s national cricket team in ways that suggest the player has separatist affiliations.
During the match, Indian player Arshdeep Singh dropped a catch that should not have been difficult for a professional athlete to complete. The implication of the edit is that Singh’s loyalties may not lie with India, which could explain why he dropped the catch. That the edit appears to have been made by someone from Pakistan, which India asserts is constantly attempting to destabilize it and/or promote sectarian violence, made the edit more controversial.
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