WADA admits to doping concerns in India, indicates close monitoring of process
WADA president Banka helming the final conference of the expansion phase of GAIIN.
| Photo Credit: Uthra Ganesan
The World Anti Doping Agency on Thursday declared that doping was a big problem in India and that it would be working closely and monitoring the country’s anti-doping process and systems in the coming months.
WADA president Witold Banka and Director of Intelligence and Investigations Günter Younger, addressing select media here, admitted as much after the final conference of the expansion phase of its Global Anti-Doping Intelligence and Investigations Network (GAIIN) in Asia and Oceania.
The one-day meeting brought together representatives of law enforcement agencies and National Anti-Doping Organisations from 23 countries in Europe and 45 countries across the Asia/Oceania region besides INTERPOL and EUROPOL.
Published – April 16, 2026 05:45 pm IST
