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According to Union Sports Minister, M S Gill, World Anti-Doping Agency should be adopted by all the sporting bodies.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Sunday had rejected WADA's anti-doping code due to the controversial "whereabouts" clause that mandates players furnish information of their whereabouts in advance.
Gill also brushed aside the security concerns of the cricketers and said that every sporting association will have to stick to the WADA norms.
"All sportspersons should adhere to it and happily follow it, as so many sports federations and players are following it," Gill said. "We have accepted WADA regulatory testing and we adhere to it. Sportspersons should be clear on one thing that it is not getting into someone's life," Gill said.
According to him sports need to be dope free. "We should support WADA in its cause. The world is concerned about doping and we should support WADA," he said.
