Asian Games hockey official Sangha leaves Japan amid sexual misconduct complaints
Gurinder Singh Sangha has departed from Japan following allegations of sexual misconduct during the Asian Games tournament. Multiple complaints were lodged against him, including inappropriate behavior towards a Malaysian hockey official. He previously faced similar allegations during the Hockey India League in January 2025, leading to a formal complaint by umpire Yogita Pasi.
Key Takeaways
- Gurinder Singh Sangha has departed from Japan following allegations of sexual misconduct during the Asian Games tournament.
- Multiple complaints were lodged against him, including inappropriate behavior towards a Malaysian hockey official.
- He previously faced similar allegations during the Hockey India League in January 2025, leading to a formal complaint by umpire Yogita Pasi.
Gurinder Singh Sangha has departed from Japan following allegations of sexual misconduct during the Asian Games tournament. Multiple complaints were lodged against him, including inappropriate behavior towards a Malaysian hockey official. He previously faced similar allegations during the Hockey India League in January 2025, leading to a formal complaint by umpire Yogita Pasi.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.