New Delhi: Minister of Sports Mansukh Mandaviya he explained on Thursday that Asian Games The players expected in September will be a total of 600 athletes and only those who can participate in the international exhibition will be able to go to Japan.While it is clear that the Asian Games is not the right way to conduct “show tours,” Mandaviya told reporters that the practice points selected and filmed and monitored by individual observers have become important. After that, athletes ranked sixth in the continental rankings would be eligible. Such cuts have challenged Indian football teams to qualify for the Aichi-Nagoya Games.“The Asian Games is not a show trip, it is a platform for athletes to be proud of the country and their good work. So, as I have said repeatedly, only those who can give will travel,” he said.“Presentation can be found elsewhere. It should not be the Asian Games. Anyone who is looking to get a job using the certificates of participation will not be removed. The Games are about work and we will make sure that,” he continued.‘Service return Anush Agarwala‘On the same platform, Mandaviya highlighted the ever-increasing selection process that drives multi-sport events. This time, a rower Manika Batra and Equestrian Anush Agarwalla caused outrage over their non-selection.While Batra questioned the process, Agarwalla moved the Delhi High Court after the ad-hoc committee of the Equestrian Federation of India (EFI) decided to exclude him. After the Delhi HC rejected the petition, it is being heard by a Division Bench.According to the source, the Ministry of Sports will approve his inclusion even if he is returned earlier.The Delhi HC rejected the petition of Agarwalla and Sudipti Hajela which challenged the calculation of Minimum Eligibility Requirements (MERs), interpretation of options, lack of additional selection test and alleged bias in the selection committee.The Ministry of Sports has made it clear that the lists published by the National Sports Federations (NSFs) after the test “represent the list recommended by the organization / selected based on their internal selection.”“Such a list does not constitute an Indian Army approved by the Government,” a Ministry source explained.“The names recommended by the NSF are subject to scrutiny by the IOA, evaluation by the SAI and final approval by the Ministry of Youth & Sports.”“…only athletes, coaches and assistants whose names are included in the Sanction Order issued by MYAS (Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports) can be considered as official members of India in the Asian Games,” the source added.