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The fans were apparently wearing T-shirts and held banners with provocative slogans.
"Ground security went into the stands and got the fans out of the stadium without much resistance and handed them over to the police," a policeman at the ground told AFP on condition on anonymity.
"There were four Sikh guys who were wearing T-shirts with some political message on them and it is not allowed."
Police later confirmed two arrests were made, with both men released without charge.
"Two males were arrested for a breach of the peace, both have subsequently been released without charge," the statement read.
The World Cup has witnessed other political protests during matches, with the International Cricket Council distancing itself from all of them.
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