usha manohar wrote:

Shampa Sadhya wrote:

Something wrong must have taken place and now it is for the panel to find out. If the coach is responsible for all this then he should be made answerable. I am not sure the coach is behind the mess or not but at the very beginning the sports authority said that Jaisha was lying and people were there in the Indian counter to offer water and so on. 

The other athlete Kavita Raut who also took part in the same event has said that there was water provided at intervals and she used it whenever she wanted to ..She has distanced herself from Jaisha controversy.. 

http://www.ibtimes.co.in/rio-2016-olympics-kavita-raut-refuses-get-entangled-jaisha-afi-controversy-691129

Yes, Kavita Raut declined to drag herself into any controversy and it is quite obvious. Why would one want to put herself into any complication? The last line of the link says that she had not noticed whether India's counter was there or not so it means she wants to keep mum about the issue. Well, whoever is at fault should be made answerable.    

It all points out to one thing. Ultimately nothing will happen. It appears some strong vested interest is behind this incidence.  Truth will never see the light.

It is not for the first time that we are hearing such incidents. After every games the blame game begins because neither party had come good to their alloted task or lacked seriously on one part or the other. It is the work culture of this country that is to blame and not individuals. 

suni51 wrote:

It is not for the first time that we are hearing such incidents. After every games the blame game begins because neither party had come good to their alloted task or lacked seriously on one part or the other. It is the work culture of this country that is to blame and not individuals. 

Absolutely, work culture of our country is certainly at fault and with it I would say there are people all around who want to take the advantage of faulty work culture. Once such people get caught then the blame game starts.