Re: rightful
by Anup Prajapati on Oct 04, 2014 10:58 AM
The Boxing India committee should take the ownership of providing justice to Sarita Devi. Sarita Devi well protested against the judges for biased judgement.
Re: The question should be different
by SANJAY KHANDELWAL on Oct 04, 2014 10:37 AM
Well Said This is a problem with rediff who itself lacks professionalism , that y regularly raise unusual Question to debate
On the contrary, the organisers showed utter contempt for fairness and justice and misuse of power to browbeat a deserving sports person into submission to their unfair decision.
Do you think one talented person deserving silver medal has to tolerate a clear cheating in a broad daylight before the world and tolerate injustice in the name sportsmanship at the expense of her future career prospect and hard work of years to achieve her target ?
Re: Boxer knows the Pain
by P S SHAH on Oct 03, 2014 10:37 PM
She was deprived of the medal she rightly deserve by cheating before the world as witness for the total injustice to her.
Her allegation is very serious.It should be probed by highest authority before taking any action against her.She is not at all wrong.What she felt she expressed in decent manner.Now the ball is on official's court.
Re: SARITA
by P S SHAH on Oct 03, 2014 10:40 PM
Let them appoint a panel of eminent expert of boxing and review the result again and give their revised verdict. If they confirm earlier verdict, Sarita should apologise. If the earlier verdict proved wrong, she should be rewarded with an apology by the people who gave earlier wrong decision.
She went to podium to show respect. She also show her extreme goodness by unconditional apology , if anyone was hurt. And she denied medal and show the world that she is a fighter and not a beggar. We are with you Sarita Devi. Yes you did it right way. Kudos to you. Its now upto our sports authority to fight for justice for our country.
