Australian Women Cricketers Molested in Indore: Accused With Criminal Past Arrested

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UPDATED: Oct 26, 2025 09:11 IST

This special report covers the shocking molestation of two Australian women cricketers in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, during the Women's World Cup, leading to the arrest of the accused, Aqeel Khan. BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia called the incident 'deeply unfortunate' and stated that it 'has brought disrepute to the nation', urging that the law take its full course. The incident occurred when the players were walking from their hotel to a café, and has ignited a major political firestorm, with opposition parties criticising the government over women's safety. In response, the Madhya Pradesh government has assured that strict action will be taken against the perpetrator, who has a prior criminal record, while the BCCI has promised to review its security protocols.

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