It is important to state that as per the section two of the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971, there "shall be no lettering upon the national flag" of India.

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has recently slammed cricket fan group 'Bharat Army' for disrespecting the Indian flag.

The Bharat Army is seen as the most loyal group of Indian cricket fans but former team captain Sunil Gavaskar has taken issue with its flag during day two of the first Test against Australia in Perth.

Sunil Gavaskar questions Bharat Army for writing on the Indian flag, urging necessary changes to respect national pride during the India-Australia Perth Test.

Sunil Gavaskar slammed the Bharat Army for disrespecting the national flag during the first Test between India and Australia at the Optus Stadium in Perth.

Sunil Gavaskar has taken aim at India’s most popular supporter group “Bharat Army” for showing disrespect to the Indian flag in the first Test match against Australia at Perth’s Optus Stadium. Sunil Gavaskar has urged Bharat Army to change their flags, which has “Bharat” and “Army” written over them.

Sunil Gavaskar | Getty Not the one to mince his words, batting legend Sunil Gavaskar has called out Team India’s fan group “Bharat Army” for showing disrespect to the Indian flag in the ongoing first Test against Australia at the Optus Stadium in Perth.

Former Indian opening batter Sunil Gavaskar called out the Bharat Army, urging them to change its flag, pointing out on air in commentary on day two of the opening Test against Australia in Perth. The 75-year-old feels the Bharat Army needs to come up with a flag of their own,

Sunil Gavaskar said, "I would request the Bharat Army not to have their group's name on the India flag. Design a new flag of your own. If you design a new flag of your own, I will myself wear it with great pleasure". (ABC Sport). pic.twitter.com/slmpMFcp5u