Updated On: 06 February, 2025 07:11 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Women members allege president breached their privacy by airing their group chat where they were venting against his wife, who is also part of the club’s cultural sub-committee; gen secy dubs it motivated mudslinging ahead of managing committee polls

The MIG Cricket Club in Bandra East. File pic/Nimesh Dave
The president of the Bandra-based MIG Cricket Club has been served a legal notice by the Maharashtra State Women’s Commission (MSWC), demanding a response within eight days. The notice follows allegations by a group of women club members that screenshots of their private WhatsApp group chats were displayed via a projector during a meeting. However, club President Dr Mihir Bapat, who denies receiving any notice from the MSWC, said, “I have filed a counter-complaint with the women’s commission. They haven’t issued me a notice.” The four women members who claim to have been targeted have approached the Kherwadi police station and the Maharashtra State Women’s Commission, but no FIR has been registered yet.
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