Olympic medalist Vijendra Singh has called for more international performance for Indian boxers to promote the expectations of his 2028 Los Angles Games medal, while fresh and fair elections to strengthen their rule in BFI Has urged Indian boxers have been absent from international competitions since the Paris Olympics, and the National Championship of women has faced several sites. Meanwhile, the boxing Federation of India (BFI) elections have also been delayed.
Vijender wrote on X on Wednesday, “The way our country is progressing in sports, I firmly feel that Indian boxers should take more foreign risks in competitions from now on the La Olympics 2028. “
He said, “For this, we need to conduct a fresh and fair election ASAP to create a strong federation. If any responsibility was given by our government, I will be happy to contribute to my experience.
The term of the BFI office-holder ended on 3 February, but the failure to make on time selected the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) inspired to step into an ad hoc body and constitute it.
On Monday, IOA formed a five -member ad hoc committee until elections were held to oversee the administration of the game.
The panel is headed by former Athletics Federation of India (AFI) treasurer Madhuket Pathak and included long -term boxing federation officials like Rajesh Bhandari (Vice President), DP Bhatt, Virender Singh Thakur and former Asian Champion Shiv Thapa Are, who serve. As a representative of the only players.
Indian boxing launched a disappointing campaign at the Paris Games, returning empty -handed.
Connecting the challenges of the game, the future of boxing at the Olympic program remains uncertain, as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has suspended the International Boxing Association (IBA), led by Omar Cremlev.
Breakaway World Boxing is trying for IOC recognition.
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