New Delhi:
The election of Indian Olympic Association administrators will be held in Delhi on 10th of next month (December). Yesterday was the last day to file nomination papers to contest this election.
In this situation, PT Usha, a 58-year-old former athlete from Kerala, who won many medals in the Asian Games and placed 4th in the 400-meter hurdle race in the 1984 Olympic Games, announced that she would run for the post of Indian Olympic Association President.
In his Twitter post, he mentioned that he has filed his nomination for the post of Indian Olympic Association President with the support of his fellow athletes and National Sports Federations.
As none other than PT Usha applied for the post of Indian Olympic Association President, PT Usha is elected unopposed. With this, P.T. became the first woman president of the Indian Olympic Association. Usha gets.
A total of 24 candidates have filed nominations for the post of President, Vice President and various posts. There will be competition for the posts of one Vice President (Women), Joint Secretary (Women). 12 people are contesting the election for four executive committee members.