New Delhi: Bad news has surfaced for India from Tokyo Paralympic on Thursday. India's para taekwondo player Aruna Tanwar has withdrawn from the repechage round of the women's K44-49kg tournament. Earlier this morning, Aruna defeated Peru's Leonor Espinoza Caranza 84-21 in the quarterfinals.

Even after this setback, she was in the race for a medal and had to go through a repechage round. But due to injuries to the left hand and right leg, she has to withdraw from the repechage round. The injuries were sustained by her during the early stages of the Paralympics. She had entered the quarterfinals even after an injury. But now her swelling has increased and there is also a possibility of a hairline fracture. Rio Paralympic bronze medalist Deepa Malik has given this information.

Malik tweeted, 'It is sad to say that our Tigress Aruna Tanwar has been injured during her bout. Hairline Francher is suspected. She won his first match by a good margin. However, there was no energy in the second match due to injury. The swelling has increased and she needs medical observation.'

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