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Visa 'issues' for Indian athletes ahead of Asian meet in S Korea

The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar

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May 22, 2025

DAYS before the Asian Athletics Championships to be held in Gumi, South Korea, some of the Indian athletes are fretting over visa issues.

- INDRANEEL DAS @Chennai

DAYS before the Asian Athletics Championships to be held in Gumi, South Korea, some of the Indian athletes are fretting over visa issues. It is understood that visas of a handful of athletes, who have been selected to participate at the Asian meet, have been rejected or still to be granted. The event starts from May 27 and ends on May 31.

The Athletics Federation of India has apparently taken this up with relevant authorities and is expecting the impasse to end as early as possible because athletes are expected to leave for Gumi in batches from Thursday night. In fact, if sources in the AFI are to be believed, this has created some consternation among the athletes as not too many days are left for the event to start. It is believed that there are quite a few athletes whose visas have been rejected too. If that is the case, proper intervention would be required.

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