Laxman feels shifting venues not the way to fight Maharashtra drought

Indian batsman and former mentor Sunrisers Hyderabad VVS Laxman said on Thursday that the shift in the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches of the places in the state of Maharashtra is not the solution to address the drought situation and it should not be mixed with cricket.
The High Court of Bombay at the request Wednesday Union Cricket Mumbai Why matches IPL can not be transferred out of the area when it was required throughout the 60,000 liters of water for land daily at a time when the state is facing a natural disaster .Talking told reporters on Wednesday, Laxman said, "farmers across the country facing the problem of water shortage due to a bad monsoon. the brotherhood of cricket and we want to help farmers, but turned the place is not the solution." Everyone is looking for the negative in the IPL, but at the same time it has many benefits as well. "
Before the ninth season, already surrounded the capillaries of the differences.
The PIL filed in the Bombay HC on Tuesday and sought direction to the IPL chairman, Rajiv Shukla, to pay a tax on water use.
It is scheduled to host games in the ninth season of rich league liquidity, with the opening match, which will be held at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday - three cities in the state of Maharashtra - Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur.
Mumbai BJP minister Vivekananda Gupta also has demanded the IPL matches be switched from the state.