While the Indian skipper is prepping with his team in London for the big match against Australia on Sunday, 9 June, back home in India, the Gurgaon Nagar Nigam (GNN) on Wednesday issued a challan at his home in DLF Phase 1 of Rs 500 for overusing and wasting water, while washing the car.
The challan has been issued on address C-1/10 in the name of domestic helper Deepak.
Kohli’s neighbours also argued that a lot of water, a thousand litres to be precise, is wasted in washing more than a dozen cars that are parked outside the house.
Aman Phogat, junior engineer of GNN, said around 10 more challans have been issued over wastage of water.
Meanwhile, gearing up for the match in London, Virat Kohli and his boys will be upbeat after convincingly beating South Africa in their campaign opener on Wednesday, 5 June.
After brilliant bowling display by Jasprit Bumrah and Yuzvendra Chahal, Rohit Sharma hit an unbeaten century to defeat the Proteas by six wickets.
India will look to continue their good form against defending champions Australia, who are also unbeaten in the competition after two matches. In their previous match, they beat the West Indies by 15 runs on Thursday.
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