Indian athletes hit by accommodation, registration woes at Asian Games 2026

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Indian athletes competing in rowing and shooting faced significant difficulties upon arriving in Japan for the 2026 Asian Games. Multiple competitors were left without accommodation arrangements, while others found their names absent from the official registration list. The rowing team's training was further disrupted due to a delay in the delivery of their oars. On the shooting side, coach Samaresh Jung encountered accreditation issues that restricted his access to necessary areas. The troubled arrival marked a difficult start to the campaign for the Indian contingent.

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