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AFC Cup: Bengaluru FC owner Parth Jindal apologises for 'inexcusable' behaviour in Maldives

Bengaluru FC owner Parth Jindal has apologised to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) after three players from the Blues' camp were found guilty of breaching COVID-19 protocols in Maldives.

Jindal has also promised that the club will take a strict action against the said players who were found guilty of breaching the protocols.

What did Parth Jindal write?

"On behalf of Bengaluru FC, I am extremely sorry for the inexcusable behaviour of three of our foreign players/staff while in Male - the strictest action will be taken against these players/staff. We have let the AFC Cup down and can only say that this will never happen again.