GXR benches Owais, Ultron, and Roxx from the active BGMI roster: Galaxy Racer India has benched three of its BGMI players from the active BGMI roster. The Dubai based organisation has benched Mohammed 'Owais' Lakhani, Hemanth 'Ultron' Sethi, and, Yogesh 'RoXX' Yadav due to multiple instances of 'insubordination, unprofessional conduct, breach of contract and failure to comply with Galaxy Racer’s protocols and policies', as per a statement. Another GXR player Harshit 'MJ' Mahajan will continue to be on the roster.
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Previously, Pratik ‘Aurum’ Mehta, who was the coach of the BGMI roster of GXR India, was suspended after allegations made against him. Although none of the reasons for the allegations was disclosed by Galaxy Racer India on 7th September. In the previous investigation, the organization hadn't found any concrete evidence against the coaching staff or the team.
However, today, Galaxy Racer India revealed on their official Instagram handle that due to contract breaching and failing to comply with the policies of Galaxy Racer India, Roxx, Owais, and Ultron were benched from their BGMI roster with immediate effect.
Furthermore, they stated that these players will remain under the contract of their organization. However, they will not become a part of their active roster and can’t join any other organization.
Apart from this, Akash 'MaxKAsh' Anandani and Harshit 'MJ' Mahajan will be their active part of their roster. MaxKash will be inactive from the competitive scene until further notice, due to some medical conditions, however.
Galaxy Racer India BGMI Roster
- Harshit “MJ” Mahajan
- Yogesh “RoXX” Yadav
- Hemanth “Ultron” Sethi
- Mohammed “Owais” Lakhani
- Akash “MaxKasH” Anandani
Previously, this BGMI roster was coached by Aurum. After the controversy though, Aurum was suspended and the team didn’t participate in Skyesports Championship 3.0.
Galaxy Racer is a Dubai-based esports organization, having multiple active rosters in major titles such as Dota 2, League of Legends, PUBG MOBILE, BGMI, FreeFire, and Fortnite. The organization entered the Indian esports scene by acquiring a PUBG Mobile roster named 'Celtz' on 3rd July 2020.
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