Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals will compete to lift the Trophy in IPL 2022 Final. The Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will host the final match. The BCCI has organized a closing ceremony at 18:30 IST before the match commences. AR Rahman and Ranveer Singh are going to perform live in the ceremony. It is reported that PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah are going to attend the IPL 2022 Closing Ceremony. Moreover, ICC Officials have flown to attend the IPL Playoffs.
PM Modi to attend IPL 2022 Closing Ceremony
Since PM Modi is set to attend the event, the security has been increased significantly. Around 6000 security personnel are stationed to ensure adequate security. Moreover, this is the first time that such a high profile personality will attend the IPL final. In addition, some Hollywood personalities are expected to mark their presence.
Both ministers will take part in a variety of activities. According to the Police Commissioner of Ahmedabad, an elaborate ‘Bandobast’ is made. It will consist of 4 DIGs, 17 DCPs, 28 ACPs, 51 police inspectors, 268 sub-inspectors. In addition over 5,000 constables, 1,000 house guards, and three SRP companies will assist the other Police authorities.
Theme of the Closing Ceremony
Celebrate India’s 75 year of independence
Inida is in its 75th year of Independence. Therefore, the government has decided to celebrate the entire year. Several events in the name of ‘Aazadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’ are being conducted. Thus, the IPL closing ceremony will also take the opportunity to celebrate 75 glorious years of Free India.
15 successful years of the IPL
Since its inception in 2008, IPL has been the most popular T20 League globally. Although various other Tournaments like CPL, PSL, BPL have been come up with. There’ no match of the following IPL enjoys. The Indian Premier League has transformed over the years, with the change in the formats, in the number of teams, the franchises and so much more. So, the IPL authorities will take the opportunity to celebrate the success of IPL.
