Hardik Pandya and Jasmin Walia fuel dating rumours as they get spotted together at Mumbai airport as MI returns home after IPL suspension
and his rumored girlfriend,
Jasmin Walia
, were spotted at the Mumbai airport alongside other
Mumbai Indians
(MI) members, just after the BCCI announced a week-long suspension of
IPL 2025
due to security concerns across India.
Hardik Pandya and Jasmin Walia Spark Dating Rumors at Mumbai Airport
As Hardik Pandya made his way to his car, Jasmin Walia appeared to head in a different direction after leaving the airport.
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Meanwhile, the Mumbai Indians (MI) bus was parked nearby, with players and officials like Tilak Varma, Mitchell Santner, and Corbin Bosch, along with their partners and kids, seen disembarking.
Pandya's MI Team Stranded in Mumbai After
Dharamsala Airport
Shutdown
Mumbai Indians (MI) were scheduled to fly to Dharamsala on the evening of May 7 for their match against Punjab Kings on May 11. However, due to the security measures, Dharamsala airport was temporarily shut down, leaving the Pandya-led team stranded in Mumbai.
Match Shifted to Ahmedabad Amid Security Concerns
There were discussions about moving the match to Mumbai, but it was ultimately decided that the game would take place as originally scheduled at the
Narendra Modi Stadium
in Ahmedabad. The team arrived in Ahmedabad on Thursday evening before returning to Mumbai following the suspension of the league.
BCCI Suspends IPL for One Week Due to Security Threats
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia announced in a press release that the remainder of the ongoing IPL has been suspended for one week with immediate effect. He assured that further updates regarding the new schedule and venues would be shared after a thorough assessment of the situation in consultation with relevant authorities. The statement also expressed the BCCI's solidarity with the Government of India, the Armed Forces, and the people of the country during this critical time.
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