Bangaluru: Niraj Chopra with the Olympic Gold Medal in India postponed a spear event in the southern city of Bangaluru this month after his country and his neighbor Pakistan expanded his worst fight in nearly three decades.
Neeraj Chopra Classic was appointed on May 24, a global athletic gold games, to include a group of international names including Anderson Peters, Julius Yigo, Thomas Rohler and Cortis Thompson.
Chopra’s move came after India, Crickets and Pakistan commented on Friday, on Friday, in the wake of the ongoing conflict between nuclear armed neighbors.
“This decision has been taken after carefully thinking and consulting, with the welfare of athletes, stakeholders and the broader society as a top priority,” the Chopra team announced on social media on Friday.
“We believe in the unified strength of sports. But, at this critical moment, the list is more important to the nation. All our gratitude and ideas at this stage are only with our armed forces, who are at the forefront of our nation.”
Chopra said at the end of last month that he was “completely in advance” that the holding of the competition and the gold medal in Paris instructed Nadim from Pakistan, the meeting will attend after a deadly attack in the illegal Jamo and Kashmir Indian.
The two countries have clashed since India hit multiple sites in Pakistan on Wednesday that they claimed that they were “terrorist camps”, in response to the attack in Kashmir, without providing a set of evidence. Pakistan denied this accusation, describing it as a blatant lie.
Chopra, who won gold in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, said that a revised table will be presented for his time in time.