Players with disability rue Punjab’s discriminatory attitude in giving awards
Anju Agnihotri Chaba : Jalandhar, Sat Feb 19 2011, 00:39 hrs
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Director, Sports, Punjab and former Indian hockey team captain Pargat Singh, who is himself an Olympian, said that earlier power lifting was not under the list of games recognised for promotion but added that the new sports policy formulated in 2010 has powerlifting in it.
He also said that sometimes players also do not inform the sports department well in time, which leads to their missing chances of getting the awards.
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