It said that out of this number, 423 offenders were handed
punishments by the Anti Doping Disciplinary Panel. The report said, “NADA came
into effect from January 2009. As a result of dope testing, a total of 500
athletes were found to have violated Anti-Doping rules till July 2013. A total
of 423 athletes were imposed sanction by ADDP. Athletics tops the drug
offenders' list. As a result, action taken by NADA, athletes were sanctioned by
anti-doping panels," NADA said.
Since NADA came into effect, 14,684 dope samples were
collected until July this year. "NADA has conducted 9898 dope tests during
the last three years on athletes. Athletics tops the list with 113 doping rule
violations, followed by 92 in weightlifting." A report by the
International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in August revealed
that India had the second
highest number of dope cheats (43) in the world, only behind Russia (44) in
terms of suspensions. India
was on top until July when the IAAF lifted nine suspensions. The other sports
featuring a high number of cheats include kabaddi (58), bodybuilding (51),
powerlifting (42), wrestling (41), boxing (36) and judo (9)
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