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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.

Indian pugilists Manish Rathore, Hitesh, and Abhinash Jamwal advance to World Boxing Cup semifinals in Brazil, setting new milestones as they overcome tough competition in their respective categories.

Indian Boxers Reach Semifinals in Brazil

Remarkable victories for Indian boxers Manish Rathore, Hitesh, and Abhinash Jamwal at the World Boxing Cup in Brazil propel them into the semifinals. Triumph over international challengers highlights their prowess and sets a stage for potential glory.

Indian boxers enter semifinals at World Boxing Cup, Brazil

Indian boxers Manish Rathore, Hitesh, and Abhinash Jamwal advance to the semifinals of the World Boxing Cup, Brazil, defeating tough international opponents in their respective weight categories.

India's Manish Rathore, Hitesh and Abhinash Jamwal registered commanding victories to storm into the semi-finals of their respective weight categories in the World Boxing Cup Brazil 2025 on Wednesday.
In the 65 kg category, Jamwal tamed Germany&rsquo;s Denis Bril with a unanimous decision while Hitesh defeated Italy&rsquo;s Gabriele Guidi Rontani in a similar manner in the 70kg category.
In the 55kg category, Rathore was up against Australia&rsquo;s Paris Olympian Yusuf Chothia and the Indian national champion was up for the challenge.
Both the boxers kept things tight in all three rounds with Rathore emerging victorious as three judges ruled in his favour while two gave equal points.
In the semifinals, Rathore will face Nursultan Altynbek of Kazakhstan, Hitesh will take on Makan Traore while Jamwal will look to overcome Gianluigi Malanga of Italy.

A Mysuru kickboxer has succumbed to death after suffering a serious injury at a kickboxing match in Bengaluru. An FIR has been registered against the organisers at Jnana Bharathi police station. 
The deceased has been identified as Nikhil. He was 23 years old. 
The accident took place on July 10 during a state-level K1 kickboxing championship in Bengaluru. 
During the event, Nikhil suffered a major blow from his opponent on his face and subsequently collapsed inside the ring. He was taken to G M Hospital in Nagarabhavi, Bengaluru in an unconscious state. He was in a coma since then.
Also read: After Gujarat's fake IPL, another cricket league scam busted in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut
Based on a complaint by Nikhil's father Suresh P, the state Police registered a case of negligence against one Naveen Ravishankar and the association. 

VIDEO: Kickboxer dies after collapsing inside boxing ring at Bengaluru event

A kickboxer succumbed to death after suffering a grievous injury during the state championship in Bengaluru. The deadly blow was caught on camera. 

During the state championship, Nikhil took a grievous blow on his face from his opponent and subsequently collapsed inside the ring. He succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday.

A kickboxer succumbed to death after suffering a grievous injury at a kickboxing match in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
The deceased has been identified as Nikhil, a 23-year-old from Mysuru district in Karnataka.
The accident took place on July 10 during a state-level K1 kickboxing championship in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
As can be seen in the video from the event, Nikhil took a major blow on his face from his opponent and subsequently collapsed inside the ring. He was taken to a local hospital where he remained in a coma for two days before finally succumbing to his injuries on July 12.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/after-gujarat-s-fake-ipl-another-cricket-league-scam-busted-in-uttar-pradesh-s-meerut-1657650007060" target="_blank">After Gujarat's fake IPL, another cricket league scam busted in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut</a>
Based on a complaint by Nikhil's father Suresh P, Bengaluru Police have registered a case of negligence against the organisers.

The undefeated German boxing champion, Musa Askan Yamak has died from a heart attack during a bout against Uganda boxer Hamza Wandera on Sunday in Munich.
Yamak was hit by a heavy blow from his opponent in the second round but he continued to fight. The tragic incident took place during the third round when he collapsed suddenly. The medical team rushed to the ring to save him but couldn't help the boxer and he died aged just 38.
Also read: World Boxing Championships: Nikhat Zareen wins gold, becomes 5th Indian woman to win World title
Turkish-born Yamak turned professional in 2017 and gained fame after winning the WBFed International title in 2021.
The 38-year old professional boxer had an undefeated record of 8-0.
Also read: Mary Kom to skip World Championships and Asian Games. Here's why

Watch Shocking video! German boxer Musa Yamak Dies Of Heart Attack in middle of a fight

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Undefeated German boxer Musa Yamak Dies Of Heart Attack in middle of a fight

German boxer&nbsp;Musa&nbsp;Askan&nbsp;Yamak&nbsp;died after collapsing in the ring in the middle of a fight&nbsp;

The undefeated German boxing champion, Musa&nbsp;Askan&nbsp;Yamak&nbsp;died due to a heart attack during a bout against Uganda boxer Hamza Wandera&nbsp;on Sunday in Munich.
Yamak&nbsp;was hit by&nbsp;a heavy blow from his opponent in the second round but he continued to fight. The tragic&nbsp;incident took place during the third round when he collapsed suddenly. The medical team rushed to the ring&nbsp;to save him but couldn't help the boxer and he died aged just 38.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/women-s-boxing-world-championships-nikhat-zareen-becomes-5th-indian-woman-to-win-world-boxing-title-1652974784983" target="_blank">World Boxing Championships:&nbsp;Nikhat&nbsp;Zareen&nbsp;wins gold, becomes 5th Indian woman to win World title</a>
Turkish-born Yamak&nbsp;turned professional in 2017 and gained fame after winning the&nbsp;WBFed&nbsp;International title in 2021.
The 38-year old professional boxer had an undefeated record of 8-0.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/mary-kom-to-skip-world-championships-and-asian-games-here-s-why-1646635435800" target="_blank">Mary Kom to skip World Championships and Asian Games. Here's why</a>

Nikhat Zareen became the fifth Indian woman boxer to win a world title. She defeated Thailand's Jitpong Jutamas in the 52-kg category at the Women's World Championships at Instanbul on Thursday.
Nikhat won the final against her Thai opponent with a 5-0 unanimous decision in the mini weight category.
Such was her dominant performance in the boxing world that the 25-year-old boxer won all her bouts in the World Championship with a unanimous decision.
Notably, six-time champion MC Mary Kom, Sarita Devi, Jenny RL, and Lekha C are the only other Indian women who have won the world boxing championship title in the past.

Women's Boxing World Championships: Nikhat Zareen becomes 5th Indian woman to win World boxing title

Nikhat Zareen becomes 5th Indian woman to win World boxing title.&nbsp;Zareen beat Thailand's Jutama in the final of the 52-kg category.&nbsp;Nikhat Zareen wins the final with a unanimous decision

Nikhat won the final against her Thai opponent with a 5-0 unanimous decision in the mini weight category

Nikhat Zareen became the fifth Indian woman boxer to win a world title. She defeated Thailand's Jitpong Jutamas in the 52-kg category at the Women's World Championships at Instanbul on Thursday.
 Nikhat won the final against her Thai opponent with a 5-0 unanimous decision in the mini weight category.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/story-of-great-grit-and-determination-when-ex-ukrainian-tennis-player-takes-up-weapons-against-russia-1652963710004" target="_blank">Story of great grit and determination: When ex-Ukrainian tennis player takes up weapons against Russia</a>
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Nikhat&nbsp;had a stupendous outing in the final as the Telangana boxer out-punched her Thai opponent to win via unanimous verdict with judges scoring the bout 30-27, 29-28, 29-28, 30-27, 29-28 in her favour.
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This is India&rsquo;s first gold medal in four years. Mary Kom (48kg) had won the last title in 2018.
 Such was her dominant performance in the boxing world that the 25-year-old boxer won all her bouts in the World Championship with a unanimous decision.
 Notably, six-time champion MC Mary Kom, Sarita Devi, Jenny RL, and Lekha C are the only other Indian women who have won the world boxing championship title in the past.
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Mary Kom&nbsp;won the title in&nbsp;2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2018.
Sarita Devi&nbsp;became world Champion in&nbsp;2006 while Jenny RL (2006) and Lekha KC (2006) in different categories.

Controversy continues to hound legendary boxer Mike Tyson. Now, 'Iron Mike' is in news for punching a fellow passenger on a plane.
The incident occurred after the man kept trying to talk to Tyson, irritating the boxer, according to entertainment news portal TMZ.
In viral videos on social media, Tyson was seen landing punches on a person behind his seat on the plane. Other videos showed the passenger with some bruises on his face.
Tyson walked off the flight before it took off from San Francisco for Florida. Tyson has regularly indulged in wild behaviour over the years, even when he was a sportsperson.
'Iron Mike' famously bit off a piece of the ear of Evander Holyfield in their 1997 bout. He has also been in trouble with the authorities over drug abuse, and a rape conviction.

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Controversy continues to hound legendary boxer Mike Tyson.&nbsp;Now, 'Iron Mike' is in news for punching a fellow passenger on a plane.
The incident occurred after the man kept trying to talk to Tyson, irritating the boxer, according to entertainment news portal TMZ.
In viral videos on social media, Tyson was seen landing punches on a person behind his seat on the plane.&nbsp;Other videos showed the passenger with some bruises on his face.
Tyson walked off the flight before it took off from San Francisco for Florida.&nbsp;Tyson has regularly indulged in wild behaviour over the years, even when he was a sportsperson.
'Iron Mike' famously bit off a piece of the ear of Evander Holyfield in their 1997 bout.&nbsp;He has also been in trouble with the authorities over drug abuse, and a rape conviction.
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Boxing legend and now a Ukrainian politician Vitali Klitschko along with his brother Wladimir Klitschko have vowed to take up arms to fight the Russian invasion. The former heavyweight boxing champion who has been the mayor of Kyiv since 2014 said that he and his brother, Wladimir who is a fellow Hall of Famer, have no choice but to fight for their country. Both the brothers alongside in a video message appealed to end the senseless war. This senseless war is not going to have any winners, but losers, Wladimir said calling upon the international partners to stand united with them against the Russian aggression. Don't let it continue happening in Ukraine, don't let it happen in Europe and eventually in the world, they added.As a mayor, Vitali Klitschko has declared an emergency in the city of Kyiv which is under martial law. 

Boxing legend Klitschko brothers vow to take up arms to end the 'senseless war'

'No choice but to fight'

Former boxing legends Vitali Klitschko along with his brother Wladimir Klitschko ready to stand for their in any capacity, call upon the country's international partners to stand united with Ukraine. 

Boxing legend and now a Ukrainian politician&nbsp;Vitali&nbsp;Klitschko&nbsp;along with his brother Wladimir&nbsp;Klitschko&nbsp;have vowed to take up arms to fight the Russian invasion.

Boxing legend and now a Ukrainian politician&nbsp;Vitali&nbsp;Klitschko&nbsp;along with his brother Wladimir&nbsp;Klitschko&nbsp;have vowed to take up arms to fight the Russian invasion. The former heavyweight boxing champion who has been the mayor of Kyiv&nbsp;since 2014 said that he and his brother, Wladimir&nbsp;who is a fellow Hall of Famer, have no choice but to fight for their country.&nbsp; Both the brothers alongside, in a video message, appealed to end the senseless war. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/stop-the-war-ukrainian-referee-shows-sign-before-euroleague-match-1645772540507">'Stop the war': Ukrainian referee shows sign before Euroleague match</a> This senseless war is not going to have any winners, but losers, Wladimir&nbsp;said calling&nbsp;upon the international partners to stand united with them against the Russian aggression.&nbsp; Don't let it continue happening in Ukraine, don't let it happen in Europe and eventually in the world, they added. As a mayor, Vitali&nbsp;Klitschko&nbsp;has declared an&nbsp;emergency in the city of Kyiv&nbsp;which is under martial law.&nbsp;

Unaware of his mother's death, 20-year-old Akash Kumar reserved his berth in the World Championship by winning the national title on Monday.

Boxer Akash wins National title, unaware of a massive personal tragedy

Unaware of his mother's death, 20-year-old Akash&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;reserved his berth in the World Championship by winning the national title on Monday.

Mother&nbsp;died a week ago;&nbsp;unaware&nbsp;of the tragedy, son wins national title Kumar&nbsp;who won the national title, lost his mother before competition started Santosh, Kumar's mother died of a lung infection after contracting a viral fever

Unaware of his mother's death, 20-year-old Akash&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;reserved his berth in the World Championship by winning the national title on Monday.

Unaware of his mother's death, 20-year-old Akash&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;reserved his berth in the World Championship by winning the national title on Monday. After winning the medal, Kumar&nbsp;went back home with just one thought in mind; of placing his medal at his mother's feet. Little did he know that he wouldn't even get to see his mother&nbsp;one last time. Kumar&nbsp;who won the national title in the 54-kg category, lost his mother a day before the tournament started. Santosh, his mother died of a lung infection after contracting a viral fever. She was admitted to a private hospital before Akash&nbsp;left his hometown Paluwas&nbsp;in Bhiwani&nbsp;for Bellary&nbsp;where the championship was held. A heartbroken&nbsp;Akash&nbsp;who will now represent his nation in the World Championship in Belgrade told Indian Express that despite the hardships he will do justice to his talent in the upcoming game.&nbsp;&nbsp;

French boxer Mourad&nbsp;Aliev&nbsp;sat in for an hour-long protest on the ringside after his disqualification in the super heavyweight quarterfinal bout against Britain's Frazer Clarke on Sunday at the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp;Aliev&nbsp;who was protesting against the judges' decision was disqualified after his opponent suffered cuts on his face because of the aggressive string of head clashes. To express his contempt, the 26-year-old pugilist later flew kicks in the air, spat out his mouthguard and made offensive hand gestures. He did not leave the ring for over 20 mins after the fight.He later, said that since it was an unfair decision his behaviour was natural.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Mourad Aliev lodges sit-in protest after disqualification 

Aliev&nbsp;who was protesting against the judges' decision was disqualified after his opponent suffered cuts on his face because of the aggressive string of head clashes.

French pugilist&nbsp;Mourad Aliev lodges sit-in protest after disqualification After violent&nbsp;behaviour, Aliev&nbsp;disqualified from&nbsp;super heavyweight quarterfinal It was an unfair decision, my behaviour was natural: Aliev

Aliev&nbsp;who was protesting against the judges' decision was disqualified after his opponent suffered cuts on his face because of the aggressive string of head clashes.

French boxer Mourad&nbsp;Aliev&nbsp;sat in for an hour-long protest on the ringside after his disqualification in the super heavyweight quarterfinal bout against Britain's Frazer Clarke on Sunday at the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp; Aliev&nbsp;who was protesting against the judges' decision was disqualified after his opponent suffered cuts on his face because of the aggressive string of head clashes. To express his contempt, the 26-year-old pugilist flew kicks in the air, spat out his mouthguard and made offensive hand gestures. He did not leave the ring for over 20 mins after the fight. He later, said that since it was an unfair decision his behaviour was natural.

Former Indian boxer Dingko&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;passed away at the age of 42 on Thursday after a prolonged illness. Singh&nbsp;who won the Asian Games in 1998 was suffering from liver cancer since 2017. the Padma Shree awardee&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19 last year but had recovered soundly.&nbsp;Manipur&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh Tweeted to pay his reverence to one of India's ace boxers. Calling him the most outstanding boxers Manipur&nbsp;ever produced, the CM tweeted, 'Shocked and deeply saddened by Shri&nbsp;N Dingko&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;demise'Dingko&nbsp;rose to fame after he ended India's 16-year long wait for an Asian Games victory. Dingko&nbsp;won gold in the bantamweight division in 2018 in Bangkok. Dingko&nbsp;was also conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award in 1998 and the Padma&nbsp;shri in 2013.&nbsp;

Dingko Singh, Asian Games gold medallist passes away at 42

Former Indian boxer Dingko&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;passed away at the age of 42 on Thursday after a prolonged illness. Singh&nbsp;who won the Asian Games in 1998 was suffering from liver cancer since 2017. the Padma Shree awardee&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19 last year but had recovered soundly.&nbsp; Manipur&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh Tweeted to pay his reverence to one of India's ace boxers. Calling him the most outstanding boxers Manipur&nbsp;ever produced, the CM tweeted, 'Shocked and deeply saddened by Shri&nbsp;N Dingko&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;demise' Dingko&nbsp;rose to fame after he ended India's 16-year long wait for an Asian Games victory. Dingko&nbsp;won gold in the bantamweight division in 2018 in Bangkok. Dingko&nbsp;was also conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award in 1998 and the Padma&nbsp;shri in 2013.&nbsp;

Dingko Singh, Asian Games gold medallist passes away at 42 'Shocked and deeply saddened'&nbsp;Manipur&nbsp;CM condoles Singh's&nbsp;demise
Dingko&nbsp;won Asian Games gold in in 2018 in Bangkok

Former Indian boxer Dingko&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;passed away at the age of 42 on Thursday after battling a prolonged illness. Singh&nbsp;who won Gold at the 1998 Asian Games was suffering from liver cancer since 2017. The Padma Shree awardee&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19 last year but had recovered soundly.&nbsp;
Manipur&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh Tweeted to pay his reverence to one of India's ace boxers. Calling him the most outstanding boxers Manipur&nbsp;ever produced, the CM tweeted, 'Shocked and deeply saddened by Shri&nbsp;N Dingko&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;demise'
Dingko&nbsp;rose to fame after he ended India's 16-year long wait for an Asian Games victory. Dingko&nbsp;won gold in the bantamweight division in 1998 in Bangkok. Dingko&nbsp;was also conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award in 1998 and the Padma&nbsp;Shri in 2013.&nbsp;

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