IPL Honeytrap Alert News: BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia has made it clear to all the teams that the IPL operations team will itself check from time to time whether the security rules are being followed or not.
BCCI Hotel Entry Ban: Amidst the excitement of IPL 2026, BCCI has issued a security related advisory for all the teams. To strengthen the safety of players and support staff, the rules for guests and outsiders visiting hotels have now been made more strict than before.
It is now mandatory to keep records of every visitor
BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia has made it clear to all the teams that the IPL operations team will itself check from time to time whether the security rules are being followed or not. Along with this, it will now be the responsibility of the team managers to maintain complete accounts and records of every guest coming and going to the hotel.
Ban on entry of outsiders in hotel rooms
The board has warned that some players and staff were inviting outsiders to their hotel rooms without informing them, about which even the team manager was not aware. In view of this major lapse in security, BCCI has now completely banned any such meeting.
No entry into hotel room without manager’s approval
According to the new rules, now no person will be able to go to the hotel room without first informing the team manager and taking his written permission. BCCI has made it clear that meeting the guests will happen only in public places like hotel lobby or reception. If a guest has to be taken to the room, then it is now mandatory to take written approval from the manager.
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Alert regarding honeytrap and security threats
BCCI has warned the teams about honeytrap and major security threats. The board says that in a high-profile environment like IPL, there may be attempts to target or implicate players, which can also lead to serious legal cases like sexual harassment. Therefore, all the teams have been advised to remain constantly alert so that any kind of dispute or security crisis can be prevented in time.
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