NEW DELHI: What World Archery proposes, either Archery Association of India ignores, or Indian courts fail to dispose.
The world body, which had given a July 31 deadline for AAI to secure a clear verdict from the court, will meet Monday, PTI reports. For what? To decide its response after the Delhi High Court on Friday postponed the hearing on the dual elections conducted by AAI’s two warring factions by another week.
Hearing a PIL in the Rahul Mehra versus Union of India & Ors, a Delhi High Court Special Bench on July 27 had fixed the matter for arguments on August 2, PTI reports.
For the record, World Archery had earlier de-listed AAI as a member and threatened to suspend and not allow Indian archers to compete in international competitions if the court does not give an order by July 31.
