Pawan Sehrawat replaces Tajinderpal Singh Toor as India's flag-bearer
Change announced due to delay in athletics team’s ceremonial kits before opening ceremony
Pawan Sehrawat has been named India’s flag-bearer for the Asian Games opening ceremony, replacing Tajinderpal Singh Toor due to a delay in the athletics team’s ceremonial kits. The athletics team will leave Nagoya after their competition ends on September 30.
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Seasoned kabaddi player Pawan Sehrawat has been named as India’s flag-bearer for the Asian Games opening ceremony, replacing Tajinderpal Singh Toor. The change was confirmed by the chef-de-mission Sahdev Yadav, citing a delay in the athletics team’s ceremonial kits as the reason.
The 30-year-old Sehrawat, who has represented India in kabaddi, will carry the national flag at the opening ceremony. The athletics team members do not have their ceremonial kits with them, which led to the decision to appoint Sehrawat as the flag-bearer. The team is scheduled to leave Nagoya on September 30, one day after the athletics competition ends and four days before the closing ceremony on October 4.
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- Why was Pawan Sehrawat chosen as flag-bearer?
- Because the athletics team lacked their ceremonial kits, Sehrawat was appointed to ensure proper representation.
- What sport does Pawan Sehrawat play?
- Pawan Sehrawat is a seasoned kabaddi player who has represented India.
- When will the Indian athletics team leave Nagoya?
- The athletics team is set to depart on September 30, after their competition ends.
- Who confirmed the change of flag-bearer?
- Chef-de-mission Sahdev Yadav confirmed the change citing the delayed kits.
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