Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh talked about the current situation of the Indian dressing room under the head coach Gautam Gambhir. He stated that news that has come out of the Indian team over the last 6-8 months indicated that the dressing room had crashed.

Several news publications, including India Today, quoted information concerning what was going on behind the scenes during India's grueling tour of Australia.

According to reports, the Indian team was divided into camps, with a veteran player pitching himself as the team's Mr. Fixit, capable of captaining on an interim basis if Rohit Sharma was dismissed.

The claims gathered traction after Rohit Sharma was 'rested' from the Indian team for the last Test match in Sydney. On Day 2 of the match, the Indian captain conducted an extraordinary press conference in which he admitted to having dropped himself.

After the Indian team returned from the tour of Australia, reports suggested that the BCCI would take strict steps to discipline the Indian team.

Harbhajan stated that there was an enormous amount of drama going on behind the scenes. The former spinner lambasted the players and Indian team management, questioning how so many reports could arise in the last two months.

Harbhajan said that every household has fights, but they should be maintained within the home.

"Solve it between yourselves. Why is there so much drama. Every house has fights but that should not come out. In the last 6-8 months, we have heard so many things. If Ajit Agarkar today says that the leaks were not from Sarfaraz but from the coach, what will happen then? There is no point in blame game," Harbhajan said on his YouTube channel.

Harbhajan Singh also compared the situation of the current Indian dressing room to that when Greg Chappell was India's coach and said that he had seen this infighting before.

"Gautam Gambhir is new. He has to get to know the players. The players have to know him. Without chemistry, it will not work. I have seen this before. In the 2006-08 era when Greg Chappell was the coach, I saw the entire dressing room crash down. The reason was that players started to play the blame game. How did the media get to know so many things?" Harbhajan said.

The Greg Chappell period was a watershed moment in Indian cricket history, with numerous leaks affecting the Indian squad. One of Chappel's letters to the BCCI condemning Sourav Ganguly was leaked to the public, causing widespread outrage.

"Leaks are coming out of the dressing room, from the BCCI meeting. Why? Why are so many things coming out?" Harbhajan questioned.

The BCCI took notice of the issues and came down hard on the Indian team.