"Does she want the Sports Ministry to intervene into the matter? Well, I haven't received any formal application from Jwala. But if she approaches us, then we will definitely look into the matter. We will hear her case," Singh told PTI here.
In a surprise decision, BAI's disciplinary committee recommended a life ban on Jwala for trying to stop some players of her franchise Krrish Delhi Smashers from playing a match against Banga Beats in the recent Indian Badminton League. The BAI has demanded an "unconditional apology" from the feisty shuttler to reconsider her case.
Jwala's father, Kranti Gutta, had yesterday said they are weighing all options and hoped the Sports Ministry takes suo moto notice of the issue.
Singh said he will call the Commonwealth Games gold medallist to the ministry's office only when she makes a formal request.
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"We have not been approached by anyone. Let me first receive her request and then I'll meet her," he added.
The three-member BAI panel comprises Indian Olympic Association joint secretary Anandeshwar Pandey, Luge Federation of India president Deepa Mehta and Swati Shukla, a former associate of the CWG Organising committee.
Jwala, however, has decided to stay mum on the issue.