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MPCA President Expresses Shock And Distress After Molestation Of Australian Women Cricketers In Indore
Two members of the Aussie squad, currently in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore for their World Cup contest against South Africa, were molested and “touched inappropriately” by a biker when they were heading to a cafe near their team hotel. The incident has shaken the nation and the sporting fraternity worldwide.
“I am deeply distressed, shocked, and saddened by the unfortunate incident involving two players of the Australian women's cricket team in Indore. No woman should have to face such inappropriate behavior. Our deepest sympathies are with the affected players. This incident is extremely painful not only for the players but also for the entire sports world and for our state and city. The whole of Madhya Pradesh, especially Indore, has always been renowned for the honor and safety of its guests. One individual's inappropriate conduct has dealt a blow to this esteemed image, leaving us all deeply saddened,” Scindia wrote on X.
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- 06 Jul 2026 09:14