'I Will Ignore It': Roshibina Devi Breaks Silence On Mental Harassment Allegations Amid Asian Games Selection Controversy
Nagoya: Veteran wushu player Roshibina Devi on Thursday said would ignore the accusations of mental harassment made against her by fellow player Divyanshi Choudhary in the selection controversy just ahead of the Asian Games and that the national federation's decision to pick her was a "good one". Asian Games 2026: Roshibina Devi Secures Silver Medal After Impressive Run In Wushu The 25-year-old…
Veteran wushu player Roshibina Devi has responded to allegations of mental harassment made against her by fellow player Divyanshi Choudhary just ahead of the Asian Games. Roshibina stated that she intends to ignore the accusations and focus on her goal. The national federation's decision to select her for the Asian Games was a "good one" in her eyes.
Divyanshi had accused Roshibina of working against her to secure a spot in the Asian Games team. The Wushu Association of India (WAI) had cited a partial high-grade ACL tear with large effusion for Divyanshi's replacement. Roshibina said she learned of her inclusion in the Asian Games team only a few days before the team's departure, adding that she did not have much time to prepare.
She emphasized the need for Indian wushu players to work on their mental aspect to compete against the dominant Chinese players.
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