She was walking in the front next to the flag bearer. She had no business being there. The march past was for the athletes and officials attached to the contingent. She was wearing red shirt tucked into a blue jeans. She had no accradition of any sort. Then she vanished. And this happens only for Indians. No one bothered to see who she was. Initially they tried to hust it up saying she was from the organizing committee. But that was not the case.
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Posted on: 29-07-12 10:01:53
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Originally posted by KumarM
She was walking in the front next to the flag bearer. She had no business being there. The march past was for the athletes and officials attached to the contingent. She was wearing red shirt tucked into a blue jeans. She had no accradition of any sort. Then she vanished. And this happens only for Indians. No one bothered to see who she was. Initially they tried to hust it up saying she was from the organizing committee. But that was not the case.
Per CNN's picture, I see 3 "mystery" women - a) red and blue b) all white and c) brown skirt with faces
http://edition.cnn.com/2012/07/29/sport/olympics-india-mystery-woman/index.html
Anyway, it was harmless. It appears to be an act of an over excited individual. Of course, since we all have to live in fear and doom, she is considered a threat.
Look at the bright side. Media is all over the Indian contingent. Free publicity
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I read on twitter that it was Kalmadi in disguise :P
Madhura Nagendra, a post graduate student from Bangalore
http://news.indialocals.com/read/2012/07/30/LzD4ZGV5ZzD4KmRkBGV2AwL=/full-story-organisers-apologise-for--mystery-woman--incident
