“Nobody pulled it up”: BCCI questioned that he did not punish Virat Kohli after aggressive celebration

Virat Kohli played a clinical role in the Kings of Punjab, Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s comfortable victory in IPL 2025 matches on Sunday. RCB, who played in Mullanpur, avenge his previous defeat against the kings and demanded a seven small win. 158 chasing RCB, any virate kohli and Devdutt Padikkal, visitors reached the house with seven balls 73* and 61 runs respectively. After Jitsh Sharma hit the winner, Kohli’s PBKS captain Shreyas Iyer mocked an aggressive celebration.

Both the Kohli and the Iyer acted as a fun joke, but former Indian opener and commentator Aakash Chopra questioned BCCI’s double standards for not punishing the RCB dough for the movement of the RCB dough, and even compared the situation with the sentence of Lucknow Super Giants Pace Digvesh Rathi.

Speaking on the Youtube channel, Chopra questioned why Kohli was not condemned while Rathi was fined twice for the ‘book’ celebration.

“Digvesh Rathi was a ‘notebook’ celebration. Once he was sentenced and fined. He did it for the second time and was sentenced to a fine. He was scared for a third time, he said he started writing something in the fine.” Youtube channel.

“At that time, we saw the celebration of Virat Kohli at the end of the PBKS-RCB match, which was also pure aggression. But nobody said anything to him.

In particular, Digvesh fined the viral ‘book’ celebration with PBKS Batter Piyansh Arya to 25 percent of the match fees. Later, Mumbai Indians did the same against Naman Dhir and fined with 50 percent of the match fees.