New Delhi: Indian shooting can soon reach a no return point if there is no justice in the selection of coaches and athletes, there is no improvement in accountability and no discipline, consider the shutter.
Coach Dronacharya Awardee Rana also revealed that “no one” wants him to be part of Indian shooting training arrangements except the National Federation (NRAY) President of Rantinder Singh.
In the midst of bitter turmoil after the shooting of Indian shooters at the Tokyo Olympics, the 1994 Asian Game gold winner said it was time for problems facing sports in the country being repaired.
“We need absolute justice in the selection of coaches and shooters, improve accountability and there is no place for non-players in the team,” said Rana to PTI when chatting.
But the former 45-year-old shooter was quick to add that many failed to be sent in Tokyo consisting of most young people, who would get experience and mature at the next Olympics came to call.
The young shooters must be supported, he said, because there was no scarcity of talents between them.
“We don’t need to train them, they already know there is a game, we need to protect it, which is not there.
That’s what I think, but then, no one wants me in the federation except the president,” Shutter added.
Indian shooters failed to shoot the Olympics for the second consecutive time and Rana said it was unfair on the Indian National Rifle Association (NRAY) President Singh to blame him.
Reacting to the failure of the prospect of the top medals such as Manu Bhaker and Saurabh Chaudhary at the Olympics, Rantinder said there was “only one negative factor in everything (fighting in the team).” “I refer to Jaspal Rana,” said Head Nrai refers to internal disputes among the trainers in the gun squad before leaving for a long-cumatic training tour of Croatian competition.
Rana said the problem began after the Chinki Yadav Shooter pistol where the quota was in the Asian championship in Doha in 2019.
While vocal shutter about not supporting Manu competing in three events at the Olympics – 10 meters of gun, a mixture of team events and 25 meters of pistols – because he felt “Too much for young athletes to handle”, Manu feels the opposite.
“They just made me a scapegoat after what happened in Tokyo.
They can’t just give me money for the failure of Manu Bhaker.
What did the coaches do in Tokyo? I wasn’t there with them at the Olympics,” I said.
“There is no accountability, so many trainers are there …
You only need a chef’s head.
I don’t do personal coaching, the Rantinder knows everything, people take advantage of the situation.
Regarding Manu’s failure in the match,” he said, “I don’t blame it The child, he was a small child.
“The last break between the two came during the New Delhi World Cup in March when the shooter FET” ignored “by Rana and asked NRA to change his coach.
In his part, Rana said he was always ready to train or another shooter, provided they listened to his advice.
Apart from the bitter and hanging outfall over the past few weeks, Rana said he was “always ready to help the shooters out and serve the best interests of the country.”
No one in NRAI who wanted me as a coach except the President: Jaspal Rana coach
