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Chaos at Messi Fan Event in India as Angry Crowd Throws Chairs and Bottles

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A fan event linked to football superstar Lionel Messi in India descended into chaos after large crowds became unruly, throwing chairs and bottles at the venue. What began as an excited gathering quickly turned tense, prompting security officials to step in to prevent further violence and ensure public safety.

Overcrowding and Delays Spark Anger

According to officials, the situation worsened due to overcrowding and confusion over access and scheduling. Many fans had waited for hours, expecting a smooth experience, but frustration grew as delays mounted. The lack of clear communication added to the tension, leading sections of the crowd to react aggressively.

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Objects Thrown as Security Struggles to Regain Control

As tempers flared, some individuals began hurling chairs and bottles toward the stage and security personnel. The sudden outburst caused panic among attendees, with families and younger fans trying to move away from the disturbance. Police and private security teams acted quickly to disperse the crowd and restore order.

Authorities Step In, Event Disrupted

Local authorities confirmed that additional police were deployed to manage the situation. While no major injuries were officially reported, the event was significantly disrupted, and organizers faced criticism over crowd management and safety planning. Officials emphasized the need for better coordination at high-profile sports events to avoid similar incidents in the future.

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