RCB Pacer Yash Dayal Faces FIR Over Sexual Harassment Allegations in Uttar Pradesh

RCB Pacer Yash Dayal Accused of Sexual Harassment: FIR Registered in Uttar Pradesh

Royal Challengers Bangalore’s pace bowler, Yash Dayal, has landed in controversy after a woman in Uttar Pradesh filed an FIR alleging harassment, mental exploitation, and abuse. The sensational allegation has grabbed the attention of cricket fans and authorities alike.

Woman Files FIR Against Yash Dayal in UP

According to reports, a woman has accused RCB’s Yash Dayal of mentally, physically, and financially exploiting her over a five-year relationship. The complainant claims she had met Dayal’s family, but later realized the cricketer was allegedly involved in deceptive relationships with other women as well.

The woman further alleged that when she questioned Yash Dayal on his intentions, he assaulted her. The FIR details consistent exploitation and harassment, bringing the cricketer’s conduct under scrutiny.

Victim Approaches Chief Minister’s Office for Justice

Dissatisfied with the local police’s response, the woman reportedly called UP’s women’s helpline on June 14, 2025. With no action taken, she approached Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s office with her complaint. She claims she possesses chats, screenshots, and even video call recordings to substantiate her allegations.

Authorities Launch Investigation

With the FIR now registered and evidence presented, pressure is mounting on law enforcement agencies to launch a thorough investigation. The case is already attracting media coverage and public interest, as the Indian Premier League star faces serious allegations off the field.

What Lies Ahead for Yash Dayal?

The allegations against Yash Dayal have not only put his cricketing future at risk but also raised concerns regarding the behavior of sports celebrities off the pitch. The RCB management and other authorities are yet to issue an official statement pending the investigation.

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Note: All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty. This report is based on allegations and FIR details currently available in the public domain.