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Camp on, but no pellets for WUG shooters

The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) apparently feels shooters can train without pellets and win medals in the upcoming World University Games to held in China from August 13. Saurabh Duggal reports.

Updated on: Jul 31, 2011 11:30 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Chandigargh
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The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) apparently feels shooters can train without pellets and win medals in the upcoming World University Games to held in China from August 13.

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The Indian shooters attending the camp for the University Games at the Hansraj College, New Delhi, often don't get pallets and when they do, the quantity is not sufficient to train as per schedule.

"How does the AIU expect us to win medal without pellets? In the 2007 University Games, there were a couple of Olympic medallists in the fray and this time, too, the competition will be tough," said Harven Sarao, who won the individual gold and team bronze in the 2007 edition.

The camp started on July 7, and each shooter had got one box of pellet since then. In the national camps, however, shooters are generally provided with a box on every alternate day.

"The authorities are now asking us to get pallets on our own, saying they will reimburse it. But shouldn't they have informed us beforehand," said Harveen.

The Sports Authority of India (SAI) has already given Rs 9,79,200 to AIU for the camp, and told the association that they could buy pellets as per their requirement and money would be reimbursed later.

Savita Kochar, the in-charge of the camp, did not respond to the calls. made by HT.

 
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Saurabh Duggal

Saurabh Duggal is based in Chandigarh and has over 15 years experience as sports journalist. He writes on Olympic Sports.

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