Indian shooter Manu Bhaker ends her Asian Games campaign at Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, without winning a medal, in what NDTV describes as a major upset. The sources report that her father raises concerns about the shooting environment after her performance.
NDTV says Bhaker’s father questions the Asian Games organisers, alleging the conditions at the venue may be affecting athletes. In particular, he refers to the smell of the area, and links it to the reasons for what he calls a slump in the shooting event. The report frames the comments as an attempt to explain why Bhaker, despite her prior Olympic success, does not secure a podium finish at these Games.
Across the provided sources, the central points are Bhaker’s medal-less exit and her father’s public remarks questioning venue conditions. Both pieces present the same thrust—criticism of organisers alongside an explanation for the decline in shooting performance—without adding details from other outlets or presenting official responses in the material shared.
