Skrossi Expressed his Frustration over passport issues, hinted to miss complete VCT Pacific League – The star Indian VALORANT player Ganesh ‘SkRossi’ Gangadhar has shown his displeasure towards continuous passport delays. It’s already been two weeks since the inauguration of the highly anticipated VCT Pacific League. South Asian fans especially Indian fans were looking forwards to Global Esports with glitter eyes.
Skrossi Expressed his Frustration over passport issues, and hinted to miss the complete VCT Pacific League
SkRossi tweeted earlier today that:
Never been this useless in my career , no tournaments no practice wasting time , frustrated cause we can’t do anything about it . Won’t be playing the next game as well or the season idk at this point
— GE skrossi (@skrossigg) April 5, 2023
Although the visas for all three have been approved, there has been a significant delay in passport delivery. It has now been nine days since Rushindra announced that he had received the visa on March 27th.
He clearly mentioned that he will be unavailable for the next match as well. But things become more uncertain when he raised doubts about his participation in any match for Global Esports. Global Esports head Rushindra Sinha also gave an update regarding passports. He said that they still did not receive their passports and the embassy has told them to come on Monday.
Still our passports haven’t arrived – friday is bank holiday again then weekend, we’ve been told to check back on Monday
Thank you for tuning in, this will be my last update about our passports … At this point I don’t even care anymore… 🙄
— Dr Rushindra Sinha (@RushindraSinha) April 5, 2023
Rushindra also mentioned that top people from Riot Games and other departments are already working on this issue. But now, there is only one thing to do, which is patience. That being said, it is still not clear whether they will get these things sorted out on Monday or not.
Global Esports took a shaky start at VCT Pacific League
While SkRossi and Lighting Fast still await to join the action in Korea, Global Esports already suffered back-to-back defeats against T1 and DRX. Although, the team put great fight still falls short in the end. The match against DRX is a great example of that. Global Esports will face Japanese powerhouse Zeta Division on April, 9. The team will be in action without any roster changes.
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