These Commonwealth Games were largely what had not happened. Two weeks before the inaugural ceremony, athletes village had fewer hopes of a struggling and ineffective organizing committee, due to toilet bowls, debris pile and incomplete construction, the games were successful if they started, and if they had a big success
The country's prices in sports were very high, and are largely above the budget, which is estimated to be above 4 million pounds. To get rid of old corrupt methods and to become a global technology company, to build hardwood buildings, to maintain costs, keep costs, faced a prominent international reputation in its capacity. But within India, those organizational complaints are dismissed by the West as an anti-Indian conspiracy. When an Indian journalist had questioned the international prejudice, then organized committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi "did not comment", and then the next media disappeared from the investigation. Nevertheless, behind the scenes there is a major corruption inquiry into the poor construction, fraud allegations and ticketing disturbances, which leave empty "sold" stadiums blank
Organizing Committee Secretary General Lalit Bhanot admitted that there may be some outstanding issues. "If corruption is proven then it should be investigated," he said. After the competition began, the focus was focused on the game's efforts rather than the boxing weight, which were not calibrated correctly, nor the terrible filtration of the Aquatic Center, nor ancient beginning guns on athletics and cycling. Slums were sanctioned under the leadership of the Games, the beggars were removed. Indian fans wanted to welcome every guest. And they used to go crazy about the attack of the games (some were giving intelligence with some justification).
An accidental shooting of an athlete was always a risk, but thankfully it never happened. Instead, a security accident took place when the spiked obstacle coming out of the ground due to car accidents and three Ugandan officials were injured. President of Commonwealth Games Federation Mike Fennell was excited about the experience of New Delhi.
According to Commonwealth Games England president Dame Kelly Holmes, athletes had withdrawn before the Games, sorry for his decision. Although the involvement of the England team was created due to the concerns about the village of athletes, but Holmes said, "Many athletes who pulled out had gone out of decision decision due to outside, Rather than believing that we as a nation, first of their interests and only will consider them. Two positive drug tests, one Indian, Walker Rani Yadav, and some athletes, especially with the crop of swimmers, were ill, and remembering their competition, were shy. Bhanot said that it will be the athletes whose opinion is actually counted because it was for them that competition was made.