Yesterday after the KKR-Mumbai Indians Match, Shah
Rukh Khan reported to have entered a tussle with some Mumbai Cricket
Association (MCA) officials - including MCA president Vilasrao Deshmukh
and a security staff. The incident didn't go down the officials, owing
to which they are seriously planning to bring a ban on the star from
entering Wankhede. Stated MCA vice-president Ravi Savant in a media
interview, "He (SRK) misbehaved and abused the MCA security personnel as
well as MCA officials, including our president Vilasrao Deshmukh, after
the IPL match. We have decided to ban him for life from entering the
stadium in future."
The final decision will be made this evening after
IPL Chairman Rajiv Shukla puts together the pieces of the incident from
various sources who were present in the situation.
According to sources, the spat took place after SRK,
who alleged to have been drunken state, argued with security personnel.
The latter didn't allow KKR supporting kids, who were in SRK's
entourage, to enter the stadium. In the course of the argument, Shah
Rukh said to have lost his temper and turned abusive. He didn't calm
down even when MCA and IPL officials came to pacify him. Finally, a
senior Mumbai Police official had to intervene to bring a stop to the
nearly one-hour tussle.
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