IGU Suspends Five State Golf Associations Before Elections
Five state associations of the Indian Golf Union have been suspended ahead of the elections for being virtually non-existent and violating guidelines. These associations failed to fulfill requirements and did not respond to inquiries, resulting in their exclusion from the electoral process scheduled for December 15.
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Five state associations under the Indian Golf Union (IGU) have been suspended for being 'virtually non-existent' and violating guidelines, as determined by Returning Officer O P Garg.
The Himachal Pradesh Proam Golf Association, among others, were disqualified from participating in the upcoming elections on December 15.
Garg, a retired judge, based his decision on a detailed review of available documents and a lack of response to inquiries, impacting the IGU's election process for 2024-26.
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