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Clerical slip costs six Indian players spot at World University Games

Out of the 12 players selected to represent India at the prestigious event, only six were permitted to take the court. The remaining six athletes were barred from participation after officials reportedly failed to submit the full list of names during the managers' meeting held on July 16

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Representational Image (Pic: AFP)

Representational Image (Pic: AFP)

The Indian badminton squad that won the mixed team bronze medal at the ongoing World University Games in Rhine-Ruhr, Germany overshadowed by a controversy stemming from a major administrative oversight that left half the squad unable to compete.

Out of the 12 players selected to represent India at the prestigious event, only six were permitted to take the court. The remaining six athletes were barred from participation after officials reportedly failed to submit the full list of names during the managers' meeting held on July 16.

"This is not just mismanagement, it's career sabotage. We demand answers, accountability, and that our voices be heard. We didn't lose a match, we lost our right to even participate," wrote Alisha Khan, one of the players left out, on Instagram. "This isn't just a mistake. It's career sabotage by AIU and our team officials. We demand justice."

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