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Indian shuttler PV Sindhu to contest BWF Athletes' Commission election next month

Written by  Rajan Nath -- November 23rd 2021 11:23 AM -- Updated: November 23rd 2021 11:27 AM
Indian shuttler PV Sindhu to contest BWF Athletes' Commission election next month

Indian shuttler PV Sindhu to contest BWF Athletes' Commission election next month

BWF Athletes Commission elections 2021: Two-time Olympic medallist and star Indian shuttler PV Sindhu will be contesting the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Athletes' Commission election scheduled to be held on December 17, 2021. PV Sindhu is the only current Athletes' Commission member standing for re-election. She was first elected in 2017 and is one of six women representatives running this cycle. Also Read | What kind of ‘Freedom of Speech and Expression’ do we have? Tokyo Olympics: Explained - How PV Sindhu made her way to the bronze medal | Tokyo Olympics News - Times of India "World champion and two-time Olympic medallist Pusarla V. Sindhu is the only current Athletes' Commission member standing for re-election," BWF said in a statement. Also Read | India administers over 117 cr Covid-19 vaccine so far Badminton: PV Sindhu cruises to pre-quarters in Tokyo Olympics | Other News – India TV "The elections for the BWF Athletes' Commission 2021- 2025 will take place on Friday 17 December 2021 during the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2021 in Huelva, Spain. Nine candidates have been nominated for the available six positions," the governing body further said. PV Sindhu wins bronze medal to create history for India at Tokyo Olympics | Olympics - Hindustan Times Joining Sindhu is Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games women's doubles gold medallist Greysia Polii. "I would like to assist my fellow players to achieve their dreams and help them out with their requests around competing on the international circuit," said Polii of her nomination. According to BWF, the Chair of the Athletes' Commission is elected by the new Athletes' Commission and that person becomes a BWF Council Member after the vetting process required under the BWF constitution. -PTC News


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