New Delhi (The COW News Digital)Indian Premier League (IPL) player Vipraj Negam, representing the Delhi Capitals, has filed a formal harassment complaint against a woman, according to reports. The case was registered at Kotwali Nagar in Barabanki district, Uttar Pradesh.
According to international news agencies, Negam approached local authorities after receiving multiple threatening calls from a single mobile number. Despite blocking the number, he reported that calls continued from international numbers, prompting him to take legal action.
In the FIR, the cricketer alleged that the woman threatened to implicate him in false legal cases if her demands were not met. The complaint further states that she made unreasonable demands and warned of releasing videos that could damage Negam’s reputation.
“The harassment has severely impacted my mental health and professional career,” Negam stated in the complaint. “I have decided to take legal steps to ensure my safety and protect my integrity.”
Authorities confirmed that the FIR has been lodged under relevant harassment and threat provisions. No further details about the ongoing investigation have been released.
The Delhi Capitals, one of the prominent teams in the IPL, have not publicly commented on the matter. Meanwhile, legal experts stress that cases involving harassment and threats must be thoroughly investigated to protect both personal safety and professional reputations.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the safety and privacy of public figures, including athletes, who may face harassment from individuals leveraging social media and telecommunication channels.
The development comes amid a growing awareness in India about harassment and cyber threats, with authorities increasingly taking action to address complaints from victims. Vipraj Negam’s decision to register the FIR underscores the importance of reporting such incidents and utilizing legal frameworks to resolve disputes.
As the investigation progresses, both legal and cricketing circles will closely watch the case, which has already sparked discussions on athlete safety and the impact of harassment on mental well-being.
