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Indian athlete exposes Asian Games logistical chaos in video, later takes it down

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Indian bronze medallist Sanyal, who won at the Asian Championships in China in January 2026, travelled from London to Nagoya via Mumbai and Singapore to compete at the Asian Games. Upon arriving in Japan, he faced severe organisational failures, including hours-long waits at multiple facilities. Officials reportedly struggled to process his clearance and assign him accommodation. Sanyal documented his ordeal in a video, describing himself as 'a ghost' due to being unaccounted for in the system. He later deleted the video, though his account had already drawn attention to the administrative shortcomings at the Games.

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