Jeremy Lalrinnunga: Jeremy out of the race for Paris Olympics … Federation President Sahdev Yadav raged on the player

Indian Weightlifting Federation President Sahdev Yadav is enraged at Commonwealth Games champion Jeremy Lalrinuga. He is furious at the Commonwealth Games champion. President Sahdev Yadav is saddened to see the player’s behavior and has expressed great displeasure over him.

 

Indian Weightlifting Federation President Sahdev Yadav said on Commonwealth Games champion Jeremy Lalrinuga that success has gone to his head. He has gone astray, a bright genius has been lost. Jeremy Lalriguna was dropped from the national camp a week ago for failure to appear in the selection trials for the upcoming World Championships and Asian Games.

 

Let us tell you that Commonwealth Games champion Jeremy Lalrinuga was dropped from the national camp after the lifter refused to go to the US for rehabilitation of his back injury and also participated in the trials for the Asian Games and World Championships. Not Taken.

 

Sahdev Yadav, president of the Indian Weightlifting Federation, said, “When Jeremy got injured, we asked him to go to St. Louis. We also spoke to TOPS but he refused to budge. He said, “He is a talented player but he did not give trials for the World Championship and Asian Games. So we kicked him out of the camp. He will have to perform well to make a comeback. Yadav also said, “He has had some disciplinary issues as well. “He said,” Sanket Sargar (Commonwealth Games silver medalist) was also injured, so he was also dropped from the camp. His performance was also declining. The junior players defeated him in the recent trials.

 

On the other hand, Jeremy’s non-appearance in the trial has led to him not being selected in the Indian team for the Worlds to be held in Riyadh from 4 September. The tournament will serve as a qualifier for the 2024 Paris Olympics. For any lifter dreaming of qualifying for Paris, the rules of the sport’s global governing body required participation in the Worlds. Jeremy’s not being part of the team for the Worlds has also ended his hopes of competing in his first Olympics next year. As a result of his non-appearance in the trials, he was not selected in the Indian team for the Worlds to be held in Riyadh from September 4, which will serve as a qualifier for the Paris Olympics 2024.