Dutee Chand backs under-fire boxer Imane Khalif amid Olympics controversy

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Italian boxer Angela Carini quit her 66 kg women's category boxing match against Algeria's Imane Khalif on Thursday, handing the latter, who was banned from competing in world championships.

Just before her gold medal bout in the International Boxing Association (IBA) Women's Championships held in New Delhi last year, Khelif was disqualified as she had failed to meet IBA's eligibility criteria.

Dutee shared her own experience of being dropped from the 2014 Commonwealth Games squad when the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) decided to drop her, citing that she was ineligible to compete as a woman athlete due to hyperandrogenism, which is a medical condition in which woman has a high level of androgens and how it was difficult for her to cope with such problems and immense pressure because of it.