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Kazakhstan cycling coach booked under POCSO for allegedly raping minor athlete in Patiala

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A 34-year-old Kazakhstani coach named Maxat Ayazbayev, attached to India's cycling squad, has been booked under the POCSO Act for allegedly raping a minor cyclist. The alleged assault took place at the National Centre of Excellence in Patiala, where the team was preparing for the Asian Games. Ayazbayev went untraceable after the complaint was filed, prompting police to seize his passport and issue a lookout circular. Two police teams have been deployed to locate him, with raids being conducted in Delhi and the NCR. The Cycling Federation of India has suspended the coach pending the investigation.

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