NADA hearing in Narsingh dope case over

July 28, 2016 19:37

Hearing has been concluded in Narsingh Yadav dope case today and the judgment will come out either on Saturday or Monday, National Anti Doping Agency Gaurang Kanth said.

Argument by NADA was that Narsingh is not eligible for remission which he has been asking.

How the substance entered his body, could not be well established by them. We have stated that plea taken by him that he is under no fault and negligence is not correct and that will not hold any ground, Kanth said.

"If at all, quantum can be four years, or it can be reduced to 2 years. Depends when the judgement will be coming out," he said.

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