Maradona has been set up to guard the tomb of the police to prevent theft

Sports Desk: Diego Maradona's death has left a deep scar on the hearts of his fans. Many people still can't accept the sudden death of their favorite star. The magical footballer who gifted the World Cup to Argentina on November 25 at the age of 70 after suffering a heart attack.

But Argentina's internal security authorities now have to put in place strict police guards to protect Maradona's body from insane supporters or tombs. Diego Maradona lay beside his parents on the Vela Vista cemetery in the suburbs of Buenos Aires. The Argentine government has now set up 200 armed police guards there. The news was reported by the British media The Sun.

Authorities fear blind supporters could break Maradona's tomb. You can steal your body or any part of your body to keep your favorite star as a memento. For this reason, the Argentine authorities have made arrangements to keep the Vela Vista cemetery under strict guard for at least a week. Argentine authorities have also raised concerns about the theft of Maradona's tomb.

They have set up an armed guard to prevent a recurrence of the 1986 incident. Former Argentine President Juan Peron's tomb was broken into in 1987 and his body was stolen by some blind fans. Juan Peron was a very popular president in Argentina. His death casts a shadow of mourning over Argentina. Fans began to mourn on his last ride.

They said goodbye to their beloved president with flowers and tears. It was later found that a blind fan had stolen the body of the beloved president. Fans mourned on the streets of Buenos Aires in the same way that fans mourned on Juan Peron's last ride, just as Maradona's last ride. There were even chases and counter-chases with the police when some extremist supporters tried to break the discipline.

Seeing these scenes, the Argentine government became frightened and did not break Maradona's body and steal it again! That is why armed police guards have been deployed around the graveyard.