PT Usha had issued a statement on September 30 accusing the executive committee and treasurer Sahdev Yadav.

Indian Olympic Association Treasurer Sahdev Yadav has said that PT Usha’s allegations are false. The proposal to give money to players and coaches was not passed by the executive committee. Unless the proposal is passed, money cannot be given.(PT Usha Vs IOA Treasurer)

In fact, IOA President PT Usha issued a statement on September 30, accusing the Executive Committee of not organizing a felicitation ceremony for the medalist players of the Paris Olympics. He had said that despite the proposal of giving money to the coaches and players going to the Olympics, Yadav stopped giving the money.

In his statement, Yadav refuted PT Usha’s allegations and said that the honorarium was not approved by the executive committee. Without this the amount cannot be given.(PT Usha Vs IOA Treasurer)

IOA President PT Usha’s allegations

Read PT Usha’s statement…

India won 6 medals, of which young shooter Manu Bhaker won two medals, this is the first time that an Indian athlete has won 2 medals in different shooter events in the Olympics. I am proud that I was able to help Manu in this journey. It is a matter of pride for me that we had medals from Neeraj Chopra, Sarabjot Singh, Swapnil Kusale and the men’s hockey team, but the executive committee does not want to celebrate this success, which makes me very sad. Despite my repeated efforts and proposals, no initiative has been taken by the EC members to honor the Olympic medal winners.

There was a proposal to give Rs 2 lakh to every player PT Usha told that before leaving for Paris, it was proposed to give Rs 2 lakh to each athlete going to the Olympics and Rs 1 lakh to each coach. He had planned to give Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore, Rs 1 crore to Rs 3 crore to the medal winners. It was planned to give Rs 15 lakh to Rs 25 lakh to the coaches.(PT Usha Vs IOA Treasurer)

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