New Delhi: The Indian Table Tennis Federation (TTFI) has called his Executive Committee meeting on Saturday to discuss the allegations of the Manika Batra Star player about improving the match against Soumyadeep Roy’s national coach.
After the accusation of Manika, in response to the notification of TTFI’s performances, that the national coach asked him to hold a match during the Olympic qualification in March, the Federation had asked Roy to the written response he had sent.
“Good Manika and Roy will be heard at the meeting and the investigation panel will be formed,” said TTFFI Secretary Arun Banerjee told PTI on Thursday.
National Camp in Sonepaton National Camp on Sonepat, Banerjee said most players have reported the restrictions of Manika.
G Sathiyan, who wants to practice in Poland, is also expected to reach in one or two days.
The federation has recently made a mandatory camp presence for players to qualify for a big event, including the Asian championship in Doha later this month.
Sutirtha Mukherjee, who did not report to Sonimat at the beginning of the camp, has also reached after recovering from fever, Banerjee said.
“The rules are quite clear.
You must attend the camp to be eligible for the selection,” he said.
There are no full-time coaches since 2018 Federation of Gamesthe Asia, who have not succeeded in tying a foreign trainer in more than three years due to Covid-19 pandemics and other reasons, they want to hire the earliest one.
The former Spanish player Alfredo Carneros has emerged as one of the candidates.
Indian veteran Sharath Kamal has defeated him at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
“We lost a lot of time because Covid.
We are looking for and talking with several coaches.
The decision will be made soon,” added Banerjee.
TTFFi called a meeting to discuss the allegations of Manika’s supervision of the coach
