Hockey India files complaint with FIH about Sardar Singh's case

07 July,2017 07:55 AM IST |  New Delhi  |  IANS

Hockey India (HI) has lodged an official complaint to International Hockey Federation (FIH) about the ill-timing of Sardar Singh's interrogation



Sardar Singh

Hockey India (HI) has lodged an official complaint to International Hockey Federation (FIH) about the ill-timing of Sardar Singh's interrogation by Yorkshire police during the Hockey World League in London last month in relation to a year-old sexual assault case.

In the letter sent to International Hockey Federation (FIH) CEO Jason McCracken on Wednesday, HI president Mariamma Koshy referred to a June 19 incident where acting on a complaint filed by an England junior-level hockey player on June 17 relating to a year-old sexual assault case, Sardar was summoned to Leeds for questioning.

As it was on the eve of India's match against arch-rivals Pakistan, the hearing was postponed to June 20.

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