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SBD Global/June 14, 2012/Leagues and Governing Bodies
Former Pakistani Olympians Protest Against Hockey Federation
Published June 14, 2012
Former Pakistani Olympicans launched a protest against the country's hockey federation claiming that its policies were hampering the future of the national team, according to PAKISTAN TODAY. Led by Olympians Naveed Alam, Saleem Nazim, Mohammad Saglain and Mansoor Ahmad, dozen of protesters "gathered in front of" the Pakistan Hockey Federation offices. The Olympians "demanded the removal of the incumbent" management of the federation. Alam said that "they would continue the protest for the next five days and would force the government to appoint a new body" (PAKISTAN TODAY, 6/13).
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