Amanlawat (Reuters’ photos) New Delhi: On Monday, Amanuhuhuwat Amanuhuhuwat liked to appeal to the Indian match federation (WFI) to cancel his annual ban and consider him to choose from 2026 and other international competitions. Aman’s ban runs from 23 September 2025 to September 22, 2026. Asian games in Japan run from 19 to 4 October next year.When he talked to the toi on the softening of the Felicitation ceremony organized by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to give the cash award of the Paris Olympic medalists, Aman said he felt “embarrassing and apologetic” in his infinite ascent in the barrier in attacked at Fighting in the opening struggle in enthusiasm deals with being intervening, beyond the fact that it is intervening, before they start, before they start, beyond us to start, before it deals. intervening. Freestyle 57 kg category.Aman, who won the bronze at the Paris Olympic Games, on which he received RS 50 lakh from IOA, he asked the federation to consider the episode a “one -off incident” and promised to be cautious about weight management in the future. “I know I made a mistake. I was supposed to be more careful about keeping my weight. But it wasn’t deliberate … Not that I didn’t try to bring my weight to the permissible limit. It was my goal to bring the medal from the worlds and felt bad about what actually happened.“I tried to explain my side of the story of the Federation, but they forbade me for one year. The ban is a bit hard. During the formal hearing (October 5), I told officials in the WFI office that I tried to reduce my weight, but they wanted an example.On the eve of his weight in the world Aman said he had a fever and didn’t feel good. “After reaching Zagreb, I developed a bad stomach. Maybe my food didn’t suit me. I got sick and had a fever. At night I was about 700 gs over my weight of 57 kg. I had some food and water not to feel weak. Look forward and be careful in the future.”Medalists of the Olympics in Paris felicitatedOn Monday, IOA triggered the winner of the Medal in the Paris Games and presented them for the positions of the post, which was attended by the Minister of trade union sports Mansukh Mandaviya, President IOA PT Usha and other Ministry and Olympic Committee officials.Paris Games Silver Medalist Javelin Thrower Neera Chopra did not participate in this function because there was a holiday in Switzerland. For silver, IOA distributed RS 75 lakh and the winners of bronze received RS 50 lakh.Manu Bhaker, Amanlawat and Swapil Kusale received each RS 50 lakh. The men’s hockey team got RS 1.8 Crore, each team member received each RS 10 lakh. Manu and Sarabjot Singh, who won mixed team bronze, were handed over by RS 37.5 Lakh controls. Neeraj’s control of RS 75 Lakh was collected by the Secretary General of Athletics (AFI) Secretary of Sandeep Mehta.Coaches of athletes who win medals received each RS 15 lakh, while Neera’s coach Klaus Bartoneitz won 20 lakh.
