Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Naruka Advocates for Olympic Quota Holders at the Games
Anantjeet Singh Naruka, a skeet shooter, is having a great run in his career.
He believes that if he wins a spot for his country at the Olympics, he should be the one to compete.
He thinks that shooters who earn a spot for their country in the Olympics should be the ones to go, not someone else.
He also highlights that Bhowneesh Mendiratta, who earned a spot but didn't go to the Olympics, may have lost his chance due to extra pressure from additional trials.
Naruka is using his past experiences to fuel his success.
Anantjeet Singh Naruka believes his career is peaking.
He recently won a gold medal at the Asian Championships.
Naruka advocates for quota winners to represent India at the Olympics.
He emphasizes the pressure of Olympic trials.
Naruka credits hard work and discipline for his achievements.
- Who
- Skeet shooter Anantjeet Singh Naruka.
- What
- Advocating for quota winners to compete at the Olympics.
- When
- Following recent successes and returning from Kazakhstan.
- Where
- Not specified.
- Why
- To ensure quota winners represent their country at the Olympics.
Current Federation Policy
Naruka's Perspective
Olympic Representation
Current Federation Policy
The federation may hold trials to select athletes even if they did not win a quota place.
Naruka's Perspective
The quota winner should automatically represent the country.
- Athlete
- Anantjeet Singh Naruka
- Sport
- Skeet Shooting
- Recent Achievement
- Asian Championships Gold
- Key Opinion
- Quota winners should compete at the Olympics
- Olympic Miss
- 2024 Paris (mixed team event)
