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Medical head of the Indian Contingent explains why Vinesh Phogat could not make the weight cut

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Updated At : 11:53 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

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#vineshphogat #olympics2024 #parisolympics2024 #disqualification description: Indian contingent's Chief Medical Officer Dr Dinshaw Pardiwala said 'drastic measures' were taken to reduce Vinesh Phogat's weight after she gained 2 kilograms before the weigh-in ahead of her gold medal bout at the Paris Olympics. Dinshaw Pardiwala, who takes care of the medical requirements for the Indian contingent, conceded Vinesh was not able to lose those extra 100 grams at the weigh-in. #olympics2024 #parisolympics2024 #vineshphogat

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