India’s hockey jersey dispute deepens after the sport’s executive director, Commander RK Srivastava, fails to meet a deadline set by Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey. According to NDTV, Tirkey asks Srivastava to submit documents that explain the decision at the center of the row. The report says Srivastava does not file the required paperwork by the deadline, prompting further delay in clarifying the basis for the decision. The same issue is described as part of the continuing dispute, with the lack of documentation extending uncertainty around the matter. While the reports focus on the administrative breakdown—specifically the missed deadline for explanation—the overall status of the jersey row remains unresolved pending the submission of the requested materials. The next steps appear tied to whether and when the documents are provided, and how Hockey India proceeds with the matter following the president’s request.