Following a disturbing molestation incident targeting two Australian women cricketers in Indore, the BCCI has pledged to strengthen safety measures. Devajit Saikia, the BCCI secretary, issued a statement condemning the act as an ‘isolated incident’ and reaffirming India’s commitment to guest safety. The cricketers were reportedly molested by a man on a motorcycle near their hotel. The quick action by local police in arresting the suspect, Aqeel Khan, has been acknowledged by the BCCI. Saikia assured that the legal system would handle the matter appropriately and that the board would proactively review and bolster security arrangements for international teams. While the incident has sparked concern about athlete safety, the BCCI highlighted India’s historical warmth and hospitality towards visitors. This event occurred while the Australian team was participating in the Women’s ODI World Cup, and they are now receiving enhanced security.
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