Bing Indexing NoIndex/Nofollow Content

Bing's webmaster forum has a Let us know

One person posted about this, and a Microsoft employee responded, admitting that this is an issue on Bing's side. Here's how I have a site containing pages that I don't want their content being indexed by search engines so all of those pages have

<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW" />

in their header and it has been like this for a while now.

Both Google and Yahoo respected the tag and those pages are not being indexed by them but today I checked and found all those pages even recent ones are indexed and cached on Bing.
Program Manager, Bing Webmaster Center:

This is a known issue we are working quickly to resolve.  If you have pages you would like permanently removed from our index, please send me a mail to bwmc@microsoft.com with your domain name and "MSNBot ignoring robots tags" in the subject line. Please also include the URLs in the body of the message. You may use an * wildcard for any directories such as:

http:example.com/ wrongdirectory/*

Normally, I would request that you fill out a content removal request, however, since this is a problem on our side, I'll do the leg work for you.

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