Asian Games 2023: China is cheating Indian athletes in Asian Games 2023, first Jyoti and then Neeraj-Jena became victims.

The 19th Asian Games 2023 are underway in Hangzhou. But China, the host country of such a big event, is not desisting from its deception. China, which was proud of its technology, is making fun of it in the Asian Games. While Indian athletes are becoming the biggest victims of China’s fraud, the host country is constantly luring Indian athletes in its tricks for one reason or the other. In this episode, first the Chinese officials tried to cheat the Indian sprinter Jyoti Yaraji and then the Indian stars Neeraj Chopra and Kishore Kumar Jena, but the Indian athletes were not going to be left behind. Didn’t let it go.

Cheating with Indian athletes

By winning medals, all these three Indian athletes have given a befitting reply to the Chinese officials and technology. Let us tell you that China had tried to trick Jyoti. Yaraji was harassed over the Chinese athlete’s mistake, but the Indian athlete protested and a subsequent investigation by Chinese officials revealed that Yaraji was right. His bronze medal changed to silver. At the same time, Neeraj Chopra was made to throw 7 times instead of 6 attempts, because during that time, according to the Chinese officials, due to some technical problem, his first throw was not recorded.

Anju Bobby George raised questions

Indian athletes Neeraj Chopra looked very angry on this and talked openly about it. Also on this issue, Indian Athletics Federation Vice President Anju Bobby George, who was present on the field during Neeraj’s match, looked angry and also raised this issue very well.

Also, after winning the gold medal, Neeraj Chopra said, I don’t know why they did not measure the distance of my first throw. The throws after me got the distance, but not mine. This never happened to me in any competition. I was told it was a good throw, probably went up to 87-88 metres. If the first throw goes well then the pressure is removed from the athlete. Jyoti also got fouled, Jenna made another throw but was given a foul. Later the decision was changed. However, I am extremely happy for Jenna, she did a great job.

On the other hand, Anju said that Chinese officials are deliberately targeting Indian athletes. They are trying to harass our athletes by cheating. We asked Neeraj to protest against the first throw not being measured. It is very difficult to win in China, but our athletes are the best throwers and jumpers, so they are being harassed.

However, in the end Jyoti, Neeraj and Kishore gave a befitting reply to the Chinese officials by winning silver and gold medals.