New Delhi: Tokyo Olympics medalist Lovlina Borgohain puts harassment allegation on Boxing Federation of India as she pens wrote a note to bring attention towards her problems.
Taking to twitter, boxing champions Borgohain wrote that she is being severely harassed by the authorities as her training process is affected by outer forces.
Lovlina Borgohain puts harassment allegations
“Today, I am saying this with extreme sadness that I’m being harassed. Every time they replace my coaches who helped for bringing medals in Olympics. They replace my coahces every time and harass me in my training and games. One of these coaches is Sandhya Gurung, who is also a Dronacharya awardee,” she wrote.
“Both of my coaches have to plead too much to be included for the training in the camp. I have to go through too many problems for my training and let alone the mental harassment during training.”
“One of my coach, Sandhya Gurung, is outside Commonwealth village and he is being denied entry. My training process have also been stopped 8 days prior to games while my another coach has been sent back to India.”
“Despite all my requests, this has happened and it is like a mental harassment for me. I don’t understand how to focus on the game.”
“This is the reason that my last World Championship also did not go well and I don’t wanna ruin my CWG due to all this politics. I hope that I get a medal after breaking this politics. Jai Hind,” she concluded.
https://twitter.com/LovlinaBorgohai/status/1551520397832720385
Lovlina is a Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist and she became the third India to win medal in boxing after Vijender Singh (2002) and MC Mary Kom (2012). Earlier, Borgohain was appointed as the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) in Assam Police.
No one has replied to Lovlina’s allegations yet and Commonwealth Games are starting from 28 July, 2022.
