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Boxing body’s anti-Ajay Singh faction meets sports ministry, IOA

The faction accused Ajay Singh of concentrating power and said 27 state units backed its push for intervention.

  • On Wednesday, a faction of 27 state units within the Boxing Federation of India met Union Minister of State for Sports Raksha Khadse to address alleged governance lapses by president Ajay Singh.
  • The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday directed that a planned Special General Meeting to move a no-confidence motion against Singh be kept in abeyance until November 13.
  • Faction members submitted a memorandum to the Sports Ministry, Indian Olympic Association, and World Boxing president, alleging Singh concentrated powers and revised the BFI constitution without adequate scrutiny.
  • Senior vice-president Rajesh Bhandari alleged a lack of grassroots development and unclear competition calendars, with National Championships announcements coming just 20 days before tournaments.
  • Separately, the BFI issued a statement asserting that 21 of its 35 authorised state units participated in a two-day 'Mission Olympic Podium' meeting in Bagdogra, West Bengal, demonstrating organizational unity.
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The News Mill broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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