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Virtual Chess Olympiad 2020 controversy: Russia & India declared joint winners
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1:41Now PlayingIn the virtual chess olympiad, India and Russia declared joint winners. India's players lost internet connection in the second match due to which the International Chess Federation declared them joint winners.
Due to the ongoing COVID pandemic in the world, this is the first time the olympiad was conducted virtually. Prime Minister Narendra Modi put out a tweet congratulating the players. Russia was leading by 4.5 in the second round. Russia had been declared winners initially, however, after India's appeal of server issues, the decision was reversed. The issue was raised and discussed after which both the countries were declared joint winners.
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