India is planning to amend its anti-doping laws to criminalise the supply, facilitation, and encouragement of doping, treating it as an organised crime. This legislative push comes as India faces international embarrassment for having the highest positivity rate in doping tests and prepares to host major events like the 2030 Commonwealth Games. The move targets the entire doping ecosystem, not just athletes.
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- ›Proposed Legislation: Amendment to anti-doping regulations
- ›Target Session: Monsoon Session of Parliament
- ›Target this Data: India has the highest positivity rate in anti-doping tests among major countries.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (headed by Mansukh Mandaviya).
- ›Target this Legal Point: The amendment seeks to criminalise facilitation, supply, and encouragement of doping.
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