Man dubbed outsider, brutally assaulted by three persons for playing village cricket tournament

A brutal assault occurred on Sunday morning during a village cricket tournament in Maharashtra, where a participant identified as Khot was targeted by three local residents: Omkar Borkar, Avinahsh Shetye, and Saiprasad Borkar. The incident highlights issues of local rivalry and exclusion, as Khot was reportedly labeled an outsider by his attackers. Following the assault, Khot sustained significant injuries and was hospitalized. The police have launched an investigation and are actively pursuing the suspects, who have yet to be apprehended. This incident raises concerns regarding violence in community sports and the treatment of individuals perceived as outsiders in rural areas, a sentiment that resonates in various regions across India. As community events like cricket tournaments often serve as social gatherings, the violent escalation of what should be a unifying event underscores the need for greater inclusivity and harmony within local populations.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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