The cricketing world was shocked by the incident, and players like David Warner questioned the hotel administration about the invasion of privacy.
Digital Desk: The Perth hotel where Indian cricketer Virat Kohli's hotel room was invaded in a shocking incident on Monday has apologized to the Indian cricketer, the Indian cricket team, and the International Cricket Council, and has suspended all individuals involved in the breach of privacy. The hotel also confirmed that the video of Virat Kohli's hotel room had been removed from the concerned individuals' social media accounts.
Virat
Kohli took to social media on Monday to condemn the invasion of privacy in his Perth
hotel room. The former India captain posted a shocking video that was recorded
by his fan who barged into his room. Kohli was
appalled by the behaviour of those involved in filming his hotel room and
stated that he is "not okay with fanaticism."
The cricketing
world was shocked by the incident, and players like David Warner questioned the
hotel administration about the invasion of privacy.
Crown Resorts,
the hotel in question, stated that it has zero tolerance for such behaviour and
that it will work with the Indian cricket team and the iCC to further
investigate the matter.
"Crown is
conducting an investigation with the third-party contractor and will take any
additional steps necessary to ensure that such an incident does not occur
again."
"We are
also co-operating with the Indian Cricket team and the International Cricket
Council to convey our apologies and will continue to work with them as we
progress the investigation," the statement added.
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