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Messi’s statement after winning the FIFA World Cup 2022 – will continue to play for Argentina

After 36 years, Argentina won the FIFA World Cup 2022 championship on Sunday with a remarkable 3-3 (Shootout 4-2) victory over France. This was made possible by all-time great footballer Lionel Andres Messi.

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In India, Lionel Messi has a big following. Because of this, football passion reached its zenith in regions like Kerala and West Bengal, where everyone hoped that Argentina would win.

Messi gave this statement

Even after accomplishing his goal of winning the World Cup, Lionel Messi believes he will still play for Argentina. The famous striker has no immediate intention of stopping playing for the national team. After Argentina defeated France 4-2 in the penalty shootout at the Lusail Stadium, Lionel Messi’s ambition of winning the world championship was realized.

Messi, who is just 35 and is rumored to be playing in his final World Cup, indicated following the game that he still plans to participate. “Undoubtedly, I wanted to end my career with this,” remarked Messi. I can’t ask for more right now.

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Fugitive Zakir Naik not invited to Football World Cup – Qatar’s reply to India’s objection

When banned radical Zakir Naik attended the FIFA World Cup-2022 opening ceremony, controversy erupted around the Football world being held in Qatar. India had strongly objected to Qatar in this regard. Doha has now clarified its position on this issue which is becoming more serious.

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Zakir Naik, a wanted man, was not invited to the Football World Cup opening ceremony, Qatar has told India diplomatically. Qatar claims that some nations are spreading false information in this area so as to damage bilateral ties between India and Qatar.

Qatar’s reply to India’s objection

Qatar’s objection had been clearly conveyed by the Government of India. India has stated that Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar from New Delhi would not travel to Doha to attend the inaugural ceremony if the fugitive Zakir Naik had been publicly invited by Qatar. On India’s opposition, Qatar has now informed New Delhi of this. Zakir Naik, according to Qatar, was not formally invited by Doha. According to Qatar, such false material is being disseminated to harm bilateral ties with India.

Who is fugitive Zakir Naik?

Since 2016, India has been seeking Zakir Naik. Zakir Naik, a wanted man, is charged with money laundering and encouraging young people to commit terrorism. Additionally charged with using hate speech, Zakir Naik. The Ministry of Home Affairs deemed the Islamic Research Foundation, which is controlled by wanted man Zakir Naik, to be an unlawful organization in March of this year. A stringent section of UAPA prohibits the use of IRF. Malaysia has become a haven for Zakir Naik. An extradition request has also been sent to Malaysia in this regard by India.

He may have also been involved in the riots in Delhi in the year 2020, according to speculation. Due to his hate speech, Zakir Naik has also been prohibited in Britain and Canada.

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