NEW DELHI: After a brief suspension of hostilities, Indian Olympic Association's (IOA) officials are back to what they often do - accusing each other of alleged illegality and misgovernance. In the latest episode, IOA chief Narinder Dhruv Batra on Wednesday filed a police complaint against an anonymous person for "impersonating" him to send emails in his name to the members of the national Olympic committee.
While Batra didn't specify the emails sent in his name, it's largely been seen directed towards one particular official of the IOA. In his complaint to the Delhi Commissioner of Police (DCP) for Cyber Cell at Dwarka, Batra wrote: ". . . a person is impersonating me as president IOA and sending emails. Accordingly, your attention is drawn to the attached emails which have been sent by the offender, impersonating the undersigned. Would be grateful if this issue be investigated and be taken to a logical conclusion."
