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Para-shuttlers challenge Para Asian Games non-selection in Delhi HC

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 3 hr ago
Para-shuttlers challenge Para Asian Games non-selection in Delhi HC
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Summary

Para‑badminton athletes, including Chirag Baretha, have petitioned the Delhi High Court after being left out of the Indian squad for the 2026 Asian Para Games despite satisfying the selection criteria. They claim the Sports Authority of India and the Badminton Association of India handled the selection unfairly and with procedural flaws, questioning the transparency of the process.

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Chirag Baretha, a decorated para-badminton player, and fellow para-shuttlers have filed a petition after being excluded from India’s 2026 Asian Para Games contingent despite meeting the selection criteria. Alleging unfair treatment and procedural irregularities, they have challenged the roles of the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the Badminton Association of India (BAI), raising questions about transparency in the selection…

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