Jasmine Kaur suspended for failing dope test
Jasmine's name figures in the latest list of athletes under provisional suspension, as she had tested positive for Terbutaline.Terbutaline is classified as a stimulant and is frequently found in common cough syrups.
The 22-year-old athlete, who represents Punjab, secured a gold medal at the National Games held in Dehradun earlier this year, recording a personal best throw of 15.97 meters.
Furthermore, she had also earned a second-place finish at the Inter-University Games last year, with a best effort of 14.75 meters.
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