During Mumbai's Marine Drive victory parade for the T20 World Cup-winning Indian cricket team, the excitement turned into distress for several fans, according to reports from Mumbai police on Thursday. Rishab Mahesh Yadav, who found himself overwhelmed amidst the festivities, shared his harrowing experience: "The crowd swelled suddenly. I stumbled and couldn't catch my breath.
Everything went black, and I passed out. They rushed me to a nearby hospital where I received treatment. I'm feeling better now.
The crowd was just too much. There seemed to be confusion, and the police weren't prepared." The parade, led by captain Rohit Sharma's team, kicked off with an open-top bus ride from Marine Drive.
Fans thronged in large numbers, celebrating India's triumph and warmly welcoming their cricketing idols. Throughout the procession, players proudly showcased the prestigious T20 World Cup trophy, acknowledging the unwavering support of their enthusiastic fans. This Day.
This Celebration. This Reception 💙 | | — BCCI (@BCCI) The atmosphere was charged with love and adoration as some supporters even climbed trees for a better view of the passing bus, cheering passionately for their heroes. The festive spirit reverberated with chants and spirited dances, reflecting the nation's euphoria over the team's victory.
In a gesture of appreciation, India's victorious cricketers distributed cricket balls to the fans gathered at the stadium. Supporters eagerly captured selfies and sought auto.