It was not until last month that the high court of Allahabad expressed a case against Yash Dayal to exploit a woman for years.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) pacer Yash Dayal, fresh off his IPL 2025 triumph, is now entangled in a fresh controversy. An FIR has been lodged against him at Jaipur’s Sanganer Sadar Police Station, accusing the cricketer of raping a 17-year-old minor.
The allegations, reported by Dainik Bhaskar, claim Dayal exploited the minor over two years, promising her a bright future in professional cricket. This comes on the heels of a separate sexual assault case in Ghaziabad, where Dayal secured a stay on his arrest.
IPL 2025 link surfaces in Dayal’s case
The Jaipur Police revealed that the victim, now 19, met Dayal through cricket when she was a minor. The FIR alleges repeated assaults over two years, with a specific incident during IPL 2025.
While in Jaipur for an RCB vs Rajasthan Royals clash (afternoon game on April 13), Dayal allegedly summoned the victim to a Sitapura hotel and raped her again. After enduring emotional and physical harassment, she lodged the complaint on July 23, 2025.
As the alleged initial incident occurred when the victim was 17, the case has been registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012.
This Jaipur case follows another FIR filed in Ghaziabad on July 6, 2025, where a woman accused Dayal of exploiting her for five years under the false promise of marriage. The Allahabad High Court, however, in a hearing before Justices Siddhartha Varma and Anil Kumar, stayed his arrest. Dayal admitted to familial introductions but denied promising marriage.
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Sarcastic: Not sure why the news can’t wait for the court; maybe they prefer popcorn. The public is quick to judge before anything else. we should wait for facts not memes.
Informative: Quick note: POSCO Act 2012 protect children and prescribes strict penalties. Allegations are not proof; we need credible sources and due process. Fiction or not, we should apply responsible journalism.
Ironic: oh great, another sensational headline to lighten up our day. the cricket world love drama nowadays.
Negative: The post sensationalise this case and risk ruin families and reputations. even if its fictional, the media style must be careful and avoid mob mentality.
Neg angle: Not comfortable with how this post seems to push accusations without evidence. even if it’s fictional, it shows how rumor can destroy careers. People should wait for investigation results not share rumors.
Informative: In real world, POSCO law exist to protect minors. but charges require due process. The post may talk about ‘Player Z’ but we must separate fiction from reality.
Positive: I hope the community keeps cool, respect victims and follow due process. regardless of the fictional scenario, we can learn about accountability and media ethics.
this is about a fictional cricketer in IPL 2025. i hope the truth come out soon with due process. media sometimes blow things out of proportion. let the law handle it and not smear every one involved.
Comical: This whole thing feel like a bad soap opera, withre rumors popping like ads during a three overs spell. lets keep calm and think before sharing.
Argumentative: This post is unfair cause it uses sensational headline to inflame public opinion. if this is revolve around real person, we must show caution and verify from credible sources. Without that, its just a clickbait.