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SAI forms three-member panel to look into gymnast Aruna Reddy's allegations
FirstpostReddy had levelled her allegations against coach Rohit Jaiswal, who was earlier given a clean-chit by the Gymnastics Federation of India New Delhi: The Sports Authority of India on Friday formed a three-member inquiry committee, headed by Executive Director Radhica Sreeman, to look into gymnast Aruna Budda Reddy’s allegations of being video-graphed without consent during a physical fitness test conducted in the month of March. Reddy had levelled her allegations against coach Rohit Jaiswal, who was earlier given a clean-chit by the Gymnastics Federation of India. “I have not spoken to Mr Patil or Mr Jaiswal but I did have word with the technical committee members, including the head coach Dronacharya awardee Mr Nandi to get a clear picture and according to them there was no such recording made during the test,” GFI president Mittal told PTI. “As an organisation, we have zero tolerance towards such incidents and will take exemplary action if the accused is proven guilty,” the official said.
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