As soon as the final ball sealed India’s win, people flooded the streets, bursting crackers and waving the tricolor in jubilation. The scene at Rajwada, Indore’s iconic landmark, resembled a festive carnival as fireworks lit up the night sky like Diwali.
Rajwada Turns into a Sea of Celebration
Even before the final over, hundreds of cricket enthusiasts had already gathered at Rajwada, anticipating India’s triumph. When victory came, the crowd erupted into chants of “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and “India! India!”, their voices echoing through the city’s heart.
Fans draped in the national flag danced, waved banners, and celebrated the team’s remarkable achievement. The festivities carried on late into the night as people from all walks of life came together to honor the women’s team’s success.
Given the overwhelming turnout, police personnel were stationed at major intersections to manage traffic and ensure safety, while barricades were set up across key roads as a precautionary measure.
Hearing-Impaired Girls Take an Inspiring Pledge
Adding an emotional touch to the celebrations, hearing and speech-impaired girls from Indore’s Anand Service Society joined in the festivities, cheering India’s victory with heartfelt enthusiasm.
According to Gyanendra Purohit, the society’s founder, the girls took a pledge to one day represent India in the deaf and mute cricket team, inspired by the women’s squad’s triumph on the world stage.
Their gesture beautifully captured the spirit of the evening — a night that not only celebrated victory but also ignited dreams among young girls everywhere, proving that determination and belief know no barriers.
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