Is Bajrang Punia's career over? why 4-year ban imposed...?
India's star wrestler Bajrang Punia has been suspended for 4 years by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA). After this the question arose whether his career is over now? On Tuesday, the National Anti-Doping Agency suspended Bajrang. Punia refused to give his sample for the dope test on march 10 during the selection of the national team.
Let us tell you that Bajrang Punia's suspension started from April 23, 2024. After this, United World Wrestling also suspended him. However, Bajrang had appealed against the suspension, which was revoked by the Disciplinary Doping Panel (ADDP) on May 31. After this, NADA gave notice to Bajrang on june 23. After this, his career will obviously be deeply affected after this ban.
It is very difficult for any player to make a comeback after a long injury or a long ban. After such a ban, it is often believed that the player's career is almost over. Now it will be interesting to see what effect this ban has on Bajrang Punia's career. The Disciplinary Doping Panel said in its order, "The panel believes that the athlete is liable to sanctions under Article 10.3.1 and is liable to disqualification for a period of 4 years."
Let us tell you that the suspension means that Bajrang will not be able to return to competitive wrestling for 4 years and if he wants to do so, he will not be able to apply for a coaching job abroad. This is a big decision taken by NADA for Bajrang. Bajrang's refusal put him in a four-year suspension.
Bajrang has joined Congress
It is worth noting that Bajrang has now entered the field of politics. He joined the congress party along with his fellow wrestler Vinesh Phogat. Bajrang Punia, who won a bronze medal in wrestling for india in the tokyo Olympics, had participated in a protest against Brij bhushan Sharan Singh, the former president of the Wrestling Federation of India. He had led a movement. Now he has been given the charge of the All india Kisan Congress. Bajrang's fellow wrestler has been elected as an mla from Julana Assembly of Haryana.
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