Umpire Aleem Dar withdrawn from India v South Africa series

Umpire Aleem Dar has been pulled back from the India-South Africa arrangement by the International Cricket Council. 

The overseeing body settled on the choice after far-right Hindu patriots raged the Board of Control for Cricket in India workplaces in Mumbai.

Shiv Sena party activists undermined to keep Pakistani Dar from remaining in the fifth one-day global in Chennai on Sunday.

Dar is a three-time champ of the ICC's Umpire of the Year grant.

"Under the current circumstances, it will be outlandish to anticipate from Aleem that he will have the capacity to perform his obligations to the best of his capacities," an ICC representative said.

Shiv Sena points the finger at Pakistan for aggressor assaults in India and is against any engagement with it.

An individual from the tip top board of ICC umpires, Dar directed in the initial three ODIs and was booked to remain in the fifth match in Mumbai on 25 October. South Africa lead the arrangement 2-1.

A meeting in the middle of India and Pakistan's cricket board boss at the Wankhede Stadium was scratched off after the challenges.

BCCI boss Shashank Manohar was booked to meet his Pakistani partner Shahryar Khan to talk about India's cooperation in Pakistan's home arrangement in December.