"This is because this is part of a full problem: many different interferences, many governmental rules and their own bad interpretation of IOA statutes."
The IOA has been directed by a Delhi court to hold the elections adhering to the Indian government‘s sports code, while the IOC wants the governing body to abide by the Olympic charter.
But Chautala insists the ban is "wrong and completely unilateral".
"We‘d go to the IOC again and explain to them the actual situation and the details of the election. This ban was completely thrust on us." he said.