<p>Inundated with applications from various groups in India, International Boxing Association (AIBA) on Friday said it will now form an ad-hoc committee to evaluate the proposals for setting up a new federation in the country.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Without detailing the proposals that it has received so far, AIBA’s Communications Director Sebastian Gillot said the applications would be scrutinised.<br /><br />“The International Boxing Association has received several proposals from different groups but do not wish to communicate on any of those proposals at this stage,” Gillot said.“AIBA has set an extensive list of very strict criteria that will be used to evaluate all candidates. An ad-hoc committee is now being set up to evaluate all applications,” he added.A final decision would be taken in the coming weeks.</p>
<p>Inundated with applications from various groups in India, International Boxing Association (AIBA) on Friday said it will now form an ad-hoc committee to evaluate the proposals for setting up a new federation in the country.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Without detailing the proposals that it has received so far, AIBA’s Communications Director Sebastian Gillot said the applications would be scrutinised.<br /><br />“The International Boxing Association has received several proposals from different groups but do not wish to communicate on any of those proposals at this stage,” Gillot said.“AIBA has set an extensive list of very strict criteria that will be used to evaluate all candidates. An ad-hoc committee is now being set up to evaluate all applications,” he added.A final decision would be taken in the coming weeks.</p>