TTFI elections to be held in Delhi on December 5
The HinduThe much-awaited elections of the Table Tennis Federation of India will be held here on December 5. With the proposed suspension of the TTFI by the International Table Tennis Federation of India in its Annual General Meeting in Amman on December 6 looming large, the Returning Officer Justice Vineet Saran issued the election notice on Wednesday. On Wednesday, Justice Vineet Saran also issued the list of 30 affiliates of the TTFI he found eligible to vote in the upcoming elections. As per the directive of the Delhi High Court to the Returning Officer, only those state associations who have complied with the National Sports Code were eligible to be part of the election process. “On the other hand, the RO has allowed time, till January 31, 2023, to those states who have sought time to call for necessary meetings, amend their Bye-laws and ensure compliance with the National Sports Code for which they are required to submit an undertaking to the TTFI within a week.
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