BCCI Condemns Molestation of Australian Women Cricketers, Promises Tightened Security

The BCCI issued a strong statement after two Australian women cricketers reported molestation in Indore during the Women’s World Cup. Board Secretary Devajit Saikia called it “very unfortunate” and assured stricter safety protocols for international players. The accused, Aqeel Khan, was arrested within hours. The MP Cricket Association expressed shock, with officials emphasizing India’s zero-tolerance stance and commitment to players’ safety.

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BCCI Condemns Molestation of Australian Women Cricketers, Promises Tightened Security
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BCCI Condemns Molestation of Australian Women Cricketers, Promises Tightened Security

IN SHORTThe BCCI issued a strong statement after two Australian women cricketers reported molestation in Indore during the Women’s World Cup. Board Secretary Devajit Saikia called it “very unfortunate” and assured stricter safety protocols for international players. The accused, Aqeel Khan, was arrested within hours. The MP Cricket Association expressed shock, with officials emphasizing India’s zero-tolerance stance and commitment to players’ safety.

TL;DR

  • Two Australian cricketers were allegedly molested by a motorcyclist while walking to a café in Indore ahead of their World Cup fixture against South Africa.
  • The BCCI condemned the act, with Secretary Devajit Saikia calling it an “unfortunate incident” that hurt India’s reputation for hospitality.
  • Madhya Pradesh police tracked and arrested the suspect, Aqeel Khan, within six hours based on eyewitness and CCTV leads.
  • The MP Cricket Association issued a public apology, promising full cooperation with investigations and enhanced security for upcoming matches.
  • BCCI Vice-President Rajiv Shukla and Cricket Australia confirmed coordination on security reviews.
  • The board pledged to reinforce travel safety protocols for all participating international teams, reaffirming its zero-tolerance policy for misconduct.

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