Cyclist Lisha Das Reports Emotional Distress Over Support Staff Dispute Ahead of CWG

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Indian cyclist Lisha Das, who is bound for the Commonwealth Games, has raised a formal complaint regarding a support staff dispute that has caused her significant emotional distress. She communicated her concerns through an email addressed to multiple governing bodies, including the Indian Olympic Association and the Cycling Federation of India. The Paralympic Committee of India and the Sports Ministry were also among the recipients of her correspondence. The dispute appears to have arisen over support staff arrangements ahead of the major international competition. The matter is now in the hands of the relevant sporting authorities and the government ministry overseeing sports affairs.

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