Like every year, this time too many foreign players also participated in the India Open 2025 badminton tournament. This event is being held in New Delhi. Danish player Mia Blichfeldt also participated in this but now she has returned to her country. However, after returning to his country, this player has now made many complaints regarding the organization of India Open. He has expressed his disappointment on social media regarding everything from the poisonous air of Delhi to the poor arrangements in the tournament. After returning to her country, she also fell ill and said that she was not satisfied.

Mia Blichfeldt fell ill

Mia Blichfeldt fell ill during the India Open. He himself has made this disclosure through his social media handle. She expressed her disappointment after returning home from the tournament and the badminton player looked upset due to the mismanagement. He accused them of playing and training in dirt. He wrote in a social media post, 'After a long and stressful week in India, I am home. It has been two consecutive years that I have fallen ill during the India Open. It is really difficult to accept that weeks of hard work and preparation go waste due to bad conditions.

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Accusations of playing and training amidst filth

The Danish badminton player did not stop here. He further wrote, 'It is not fair for anyone that we have to train and play in smog, birds messing on the court and dirt everywhere. These conditions are unhealthy and unacceptable. I am happy that I managed to go on the court and win my first round and still play a good match in the second round, but I am not satisfied.

Showed condition by sharing photos and videos

The air of the country's capital Delhi has been poisonous for the last few years. The situation is still like this. Mia has also shared pictures and videos of the bad weather of Delhi in social media posts. He also posted a video of India Gate which is looking quite blurry due to pollution.