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A 17-year-old boxer at Rohtak training camp alleges abuse by her coach, sparking investigations by SAI and BFI. The case highlights athlete safety concerns.

Boxer Alleges Harassment at Rohtak Academy

A teenage boxer claims mental and physical abuse by coach at Rohtak academy, prompting investigations by SAI and BFI.

A young boxer at Rohtak academy accuses her coach of mistreatment involving abuse and intimidation. Investigations are ongoing.

A woman coach with the Sports Authority of India's National Boxing Academy in Rohtak has been accused of sexual harassment by a minor pugilist, who according to the FIR filed by her parents, has slipped into depression because of repeated "mental and physical abuse".
Despite having a copy of the FIR, PTI is withholding the name of the accused as the matter is under investigation.
When reached for a comment, the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) and the Sports Authority of India (SAI) acknowledged receiving a complaint from the 17-year-old victim about intimidation and incidents of slapping but denied being told about sexual harassment as alleged in the FIR.
Both the bodies said that their internal investigations did not find any evidence against the coach, who is continuing to play a leading role in conducting the national camp for junior and youth boxers at this point.
In her FIR lodged at a Rohtak police station, the victim has stated that the coach tried to forcibly remove her clothes once, slapped her on multiple occasions, threatened to ruin her career and called her a "person of bad character" in front of other boxers leading to her isolation.
The complaint against the coach has been registered under Bhartiya Nyay Sanhita's section 115 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 351 (3) (criminal intimidation) along with Protection of Children from Sexual Abuse act's section 10 (aggravated sexual assault).
SAI said it would assist in the investigations as and when required.
"...we have not received copy of any such FIR as of now. A complaint was however lodged by a female Boxer of NBA Rohtak through email, on 24/4/25 in which she alleged Mental and Physical harassment by a female coach during an invitational boxing tournament held in Ireland from 25th March 2025 to 3rd April 2025. No allegation of sexual harassment was levelled in that complaint," SAI Regional Centre (Sonepat) stated in response to PTI query.
"A detailed inquiry was conducted in which statements of the complainant, the coach concerned, the fellow coaches and staff members and fellow athletes were taken and the allegations made could not be established.
"SAI is committed to ensuring clean sports and will extend any cooperation required during investigation based on the FIR, at any point of time," it added.
The girl's parents have stated that they are not satisfied with the BFI's handling of the matter.
Describing in detail the abuse she was allegedly subjected to, the victim's parents said that during the tour of Ireland, the coach humiliated the boxer and went on to molest her as well.
"This coach had tried to touch her inappropriately in the past too but my child could not understand her actions at that time," the FIR alleged.
The parents said that the victim was also punished with strenuous physical exercise after failing to record a (training) video as demanded by the coach.
"She apologised to the coach for not recording the video as well as the coach desired and requested her to do the seconding (coaching assistance during bouts) for her in the fight.
"But the coach did not go with her for the fight and did not allow any other coach to accompany her either. She even stopped my daughter's fellow boxers from helping or supporting her during the bout. We have CCTV footage to prove that my daughter was alone in the ring." The parents alleged that the boxer, who won two national-level gold medals despite her difficult circumstances, was also molested by the coach.
"The coach accused my daughter of talking excessively to boys. She called other boxers, insulted her in front of them and asked her to bring her phone. When my daughter headed to her room to do as instructed, she followed her inside and tried to touch her inappropriately after locking the room from inside," the FIR states.
"She tried to forcibly take off my daughter's clothes and when she resisted and pushed her, the coach repeatedly slapped her. She then dragged her to the training hall and asked my daughter to give in writing that she had two phones and was using one of them to talk to boys," they alleged.
The parents said that the girl was slapped on refusing to abide by the instructions. However, SAI has said that during their investigation, none of the other boxers on the tour backed this assertion and maintained that no such incident took place in their presence.
"She threatened my daughter of consequences if she dared complained against her behaviour. She called her mentally unstable as well. The coach not only took my daughter's phone but also forced her to share its password after slapping her. She also took away her personal diary. My daughter is in depression and in a state of shock," they alleged.
The parents said they came to know of their child's plight from one of her camp mates and rushed to Rohtak, where she finally broke down and narrated her ordeal.

Meghna Alam, ex-beauty queen, faces extortion claims involving a Saudi diplomat in Bangladesh. Amidst media scrutiny, Alam denies wrongdoing, detained under controversial law.

Beauty Queen Accused in Diplomat Extortion

Meghna Alam, a former beauty queen, detained in Bangladesh over claims of extorting a Saudi diplomat. Charges spark media and rights group backlash. Alam denies claims, citing marriage proposal.

Meghna Alam, ex-beauty queen, faces extortion claims involving a Saudi diplomat in Bangladesh

Meghna Alam, a former beauty queen, faces allegations of extortion against a Saudi diplomat. Detained under the Special Powers Act, she claims innocence. The case sparks media and human rights scrutiny.

Bangladesh police on Thursday said that a former beauty queen has been detained for setting up a honey trap for a former Saudi ambassador in Dhaka in an attempt to extort USD 5 million, an allegation rejected by the woman who claimed that the diplomat wanted to marry her.
"Meghna Alam, her close associate Dewan Samir and two to three others were involved in luring foreign ambassadors into love affairs with beautiful girls," police said in a petition filed before a Dhaka court seeking her to be shown arrested in an extortion case in the interest of fair investigation.
Police, however, did not name the Saudi diplomat or any other envoy but said she was detained for "disrupting state security" and "prejudicing the country's financial interests".
The 30-year-old model and former "Miss Earth", Alam, who runs a charity as well, was initially detained without charge under the controversial Special Powers Act that allows police to detain a suspect for several months.
Her arrest, however, sparked a media outcry and concerns by rights watchdogs. Law Adviser of the interim government, Asif Nazrul, said that due process was not followed when police took her into custody on April 9.
"We call on the authorities to either charge Meghna with an internationally recognizable crime or release her," Amnesty International last week said in a statement.
Police spokesman Muhammad Talebur Rahman said the court granted the petition ordering her to be sent to prison. She was accused of a primary charge of alleged extortion attempt through blackmail.
The Bengali language newspaper Prothom Alo and other media outlets reported that Alam told the court that she was contacted by the diplomat, who had asked her to commence a relationship.
Public prosecutor Omar Faruq Faruqi told reporters that Alam claimed in the court that the Saudi diplomat had proposed they be locked in nuptial cord and frequently called and messaged her while she never initiated the contact.
Some two million Bangladeshi expatriate workers, the highest in a single country, work in Saudi Arabia - a major source of the South Asian nation's remittance earnings. Interim government Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus does not want to jeopardise diplomatic ties.
Alam appeared without legal counsel during the court hearing on Thursday and defended herself on her own, urging her arrest to be nullified.
Her father, Badrul Alam, earlier told reporters that the ambassador wanted to marry her, but she refused the proposal as he already had a wife and children.
The Saudi embassy in Dhaka did not make any comment, but media reports suggested the envoy left Bangladesh as the scandal was unfolded in public.

Nikki Yadav murder case: accused Sahil Gehlot sent to 12-day judicial custody

Earlier on Monday, a court had extended the police custody of Gehlot (24) by two days, while the other five co-accused were remanded in 14-day judicial custody.

A metropolitan court in Delhi on Wednesday remanded Sahil Gehlot, accused of killing his girlfriend Nikki Yadav and stuffing her body into a fridge, to 12-day judicial custody.
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Archana Beniwal passed the order.
Earlier on Monday, a court had extended the police custody of Gehlot (24) by two days, while other five co-accused were remanded in 14-day judicial custody.
All accused will now be produced in court on March 6.
Gehlot allegedly killed Yadav, stuffed her body inside a refrigerator of his dhaba in southwest Delhi, and went off to marry another woman. The incident had come to light on February 14, Valentine's Day, four days after the crime.
Gehlot's two cousins and two friends are among those arrested.
During the investigation, it came to light that Gehlot had secretly married Yadav in October 2020 and the victim was asking the accused to get a social sanction for the marriage, according to the police.

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