"Table Tennis or Table Family? Nepotism Hits KP Sports Again"
Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator Peshawar’s provincial sports directorate has recently given the world of sports a shocking new twist. Under-21 female players were allowed to compete despite being under an official ban. Yes, that very ban that’s supposed to uphold rules, fairness, and justice—suddenly meant nothing when family ties came into play. Here’s the kicker: the exemption came because the players are related to the provincial table tennis coach’s sister-in-law. Normally, a coach’s job is to train players, improve performance, and recognize hard work. But in KP, apparently, it’s all about family connections. If you’re related to someone influential, bans become meaningless, and rules? Well, those are just decorative paperweights. Two months have passed, and still, no action has been taken. The silence from the administration is deafening, as if they’ve silently agreed: “Why bother enforcing rules when we can let the family play?” Perhaps there’s a new f...