bakshi stadium造句

• Srinagar has an outdoor stadium namely Bakshi Stadium for hosting football matches.
• The day's only official event was a morning ceremony in huge Bakshi Stadium.
• In Srinagar, police sealed an area around the Bakshi Stadium where the Independence Day parade is held every year.
• Abdullah, orating in Bakshi Stadium, pointed out that the conflict was now all the more perilous, with India and Pakistan possessing nuclear weapons.
• Barricades had been set up around Srinagar's Bakshi Stadium where ceremonies will be held to mark India's independence from Britain in 1947.
• Barricades were erected on roads to the Bakshi stadium, where the state's top elected leader, Farooq Abdullah, unfurled the national flag.
• The camp is close to the Bakshi Stadium, where the main parade will be held by state police on Jan . 26, watched by thousands.
• Soldiers searched houses near the Bakshi Stadium, fearing rocket attacks on an Indian military parade on Tuesday, when India celebrates its independence from Britain in 1947.
• Barricades sprung up on the roads leading to the Bakshi stadium, where the state's top elected leader, Farooq Abdullah, unfurled the national flag.
• Soldiers also searched houses near the Bakshi Stadium, fearing rocket attacks on an Indian military parade on Tuesday, when India celebrates its independence from Britain in 1947.
• Sharpshooters took positions Monday overlooking Bakshi Stadium in Srinagar, where Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah, Kashmir's top elected leader, was to give a speech Tuesday.
• Thousands of police and paramilitary soldiers threw up a security cordon as Farooq Abdullah, the top elected official of India-controlled Kashmir, attended an official function at the Bakshi stadium in Srinagar.
• The state's top administrator has for years observed India's Independence Day by addressing an empty Bakshi Stadium, where the small audience is usually made up only of paramilitary soldiers in plainclothes.
• Details of the incidents were not immediately available, but they followed a brief and peaceful Independence Day ceremony at the Bakshi Stadium here on Tuesday morning held under heavy security and before a thin crowd of about 350 people.
• Since the guerrilla war began in Jammu-Kashmir, a mountainous state in northern India, in late 1989, the militants fired missiles at Bakshi Stadium each time Indian officials held a heavily guarded ceremony celebrating India's Independence Day.
• Thousands of police and paramilitary soldiers threw up a security cordon as Farooq Abdullah, the top elected official of India-controlled Kashmir, attended an official function at the Bakshi stadium in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu-Kashmir state.
• Since then, the BSF and the CRPF undertook the hoisting ceremony until 2009 when they announced it was unnecessary to continue the ritual because the tower  had no political significance and an official function was held at the nearby Bakshi Stadium on Republic day and Independence day anyway.
• Security forces fortified the Bakshi Stadium, a soccer ground where the state's chief minister delivers a speech every Republic Day to mostly empty stands, and high-rise buildings were searched and occupied by police for 4 kilometers ( 2.5 miles ) around the venue.