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‘No One Anticipated, Should Never Happen To Anyone’: BCCI VP Rajiv Shula After Australian Cricketers Get Molested In Indore
The two Australian cricketers, names still unknown, were molested during their walk to a nearby cafe from their team hotel. A man on a bike stalked them and “touched inappropriately” one of the players before taking off from the scene. However, prompt action was taken after the team’s security manager filed an FIR, leading to the accused’s arrest.
Commenting on the situation and expressing distress over the matter, Shukla told IANS:
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