The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) suspended its secretary general, Kamlesh Mehta, citing "serious irregularities" in his duties. This move escalates a power struggle between federation president Meghna Ahlawat and Mehta, with elections looming later this year. Mehta has rejected the suspension, calling it "unfair and unconstitutional" and a bid to consolidate control.
The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) suspended its secretary general, Kamlesh Mehta, citing "serious irregularities" in his duties. This move escalates a power struggle between federation president Meghna Ahlawat and Mehta, with elections looming later this year. Mehta has rejected the suspension, calling it "unfair and unconstitutional" and a bid to consolidate control.
The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) suspended its secretary general, Kamlesh Mehta, citing "serious irregularities" in his duties. This move escalates a power struggle between federation president Meghna Ahlawat and Mehta, with elections looming later this year. Mehta has rejected the suspension, calling it "unfair and unconstitutional" and a bid to consolidate control. 
