Sarita Devi must learn as a sports person to take victory n defeat gracefully and sportingly. May be her grivance was right but she disgraced India and herself by refusing to accept the medel on the podium of Asian Games. It was no ordinary sports event. Learn from Sachin , Dravid , Gavaskar, Saurav , Gilchrist how they walked when given out wrongly in international cricket. Today , 5th day of India- Aus test Rahane and Dhavan were declared out wrongly and India lost the 1st test despite such great batsmanship by Murli Vijay n Kohli, but they did not remonstrate ! Sarita Devi should have thought of the image of India .... after all she had to bite the dust and take back her own spit ... emotion has no place in international circuit on Passion and level headedness works there...
Re: ban AIBA
by Incredible India on Dec 11, 2014 10:46 PM
The problem was with Sarita devi, she was not aware of the new rules and she thought that her mere good punches will fetch her medal. Education is the biggest problem of our country; even the educated needs to be given education otherwise they blindly supports
Sarita - you deserve Silver .. nothing less. Show the world that Indians are not slaves of anyone. Do not settle to anything less. Do not stop till those three shameless judges apologize. Whether the govt. is with you are not. We are all with you.
Re: Melt it and put it on your shoe ..
by kallol paul on Dec 11, 2014 01:12 AM
Thanks for support!Sporting spirit more valuable great than any sports..medals..prizes even! Thanks for respecting that!
Re: Melt it and put it on your shoe ..
by Varadarajan Ravindran on Dec 11, 2014 04:28 AM
May be she deserved the gold medal based on her performance. Indian officials will sell out their players for personal gains. This is nothing new in India.
