The Delhi High Court on Friday ordered the appointment of an administrator to run the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI), saying it has lost its confidence in view of the "sorry condition" of the sports body. Justice Rekha Palli, hearing the plea of ​​Commonwealth Games gold medalist and Khel Ratna awardee Manika Batra, has said that the report of the three-member committee set up to deal with the allegations of match-fixing leveled by this player shows that That TTFI 'protects the interests of its officials' and 'instead of promoting the players, TTFI wants them to play on their own terms'.

The Delhi High Court on Friday also issued directions for the appointment of an administrator to run the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI). Justice Rekha Palli, while hearing the petition of Commonwealth Games gold medalist and Khel Ratna awardee Manika Batra, said that the report of the three-member committee constituted in the case has come to the fore that the TTFI should be its officers instead of promoting the players. takes more care of the interests of

The court has said that the country is taking pride in its players and the officials who do not even know how the players are being treated, they must be out. The appointment of the administrator and other details related to it are to be given in the order of the court. Allegation of fixing on the coach: Manika Batra, who was out of selection in the Asian Table Tennis Championship, had gone to court in the case last year. He had alleged that national coach Soumyadeep Rai had pressured him to lose an Olympic qualifier match against one of his trainees.

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