New Delhi, April 15 -- The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has referred the complaints of alleged racial abuse during the ongoing Indian Super League to its Disciplinary Committee after Kerala Blasters demanded action over an incident involving one of their players. Kerala Blasters had complained to the AIFF after one of their players was "subjected to blatant racist chants" during their away ISL match against Bengaluru FC at the Kanteerava Stadium on April 11. Kerala Blasters defender Fallou Ndiaye, who hails from Senegal, was subjected to racial slurs allegedly by Bengaluru FC supporters, videos of which have been widely circulated on social media. Kerala won that match 2-1. "The AIFF has received certain complaints regarding alleged racist conduct against players during the ongoing Indian Super League 2025-26. We stand firmly with the players, and every individual who has the right to participate in and enjoy this beautiful game free from discrimination of any kind," the AIFF said in a statement on Tuesday. "The AIFF maintains a zero tolerance policy towards racism. The complaints have been referred to the Disciplinary Committee, an independent judicial body, for examination as per the AIFF Disciplinary Code. The AIFF will refrain from any further comments while the proceedings are ongoing. "The Indian football family stands resolutely against racism. Those who bring hatred into our stadiums have no place in our game." Earlier, Kerala Blasters condemned the alleged racial abuse directed at one of their players....