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‘Submit Players’ Security Details’: MP Police To MPCA After Australian Women Cricketers’ Case
Security lapses occurred even though dedicated police teams were deployed outside all hotels in Indore where foreign cricket players were staying, and security arrangements were being monitored by ACP-rank police officials.
Meanwhile, Indore police have sought a report from Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) regarding the security arrangements for players, from their arrival at Ahilyabai Airport to the hotels and players' movement in the stadium.
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