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Lokesh Suji Elected To International Esports Federation Membership Committee For 3-Year Term

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The General Body of the International Esports Federation (IESF) has elected Lokesh Suji, Director of the Esports Federation of India (ESFI) and Vice-President of the Asian Esports Federation (AESF), to its esteemed Membership Committee on a three-year term.

This election marks the first time that an Indian has become a part of the membership committee of the International Esports Federation.

The IESF is a global Esports organization working towards promoting Esports as a true sport beyond language, race, and culture barriers.

Its Membership Committee is instrumental in upholding consistency, fairness, and excellence among its members. They enforce the federation's rules, promote integrity, and nurture unity within the Esports community.

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