Twitter reaction to Sarita Devi's loss to Korean Jina Park

Sarita Devi (red)

Sarita Devi had to settle for the bronze medal after she lost 0-3 to Jina Park of Korea in the lightweight (57-60kg) semi-finals.

But was it a fair result? The Indian camp was absolutely stunned and shocked by the result. What did the people think?

We asked people on Twitter about the match.

Sarita Devi lost 0-3 to Korean opponent in Lightweight (57-60kg) semis. But was it a fair result? #AsianGames2014

— Sportskeeda (@Sportskeeda) September 30, 2014

Former Indian hockey captain Viren Rasquinha was not pleased.

Shockingly atrocious judging in Sarita Devi's fight against local Jina Park. best fight I have seen by Sarita@AIBA_Boxing absolute disgrace.

— Viren Rasquinha (@virenrasquinha) September 30, 2014

Sarita Devi pummelled the South Korean in all 4 rounds, yet the judges gave a shocking decision! @AIBA_Boxing has no accountability

— Viren Rasquinha (@virenrasquinha) September 30, 2014

Here is what everyone thought.

SHOCKED to see SARITA DEVI not given Semi final bout...INDIA MUST MUST Appeal....unfairly given to Korean

— Shawli (@Shona_Traveller) September 30, 2014

Blatant favoritism going on for the host country athlete at Asian Games. Sarita Devi losing out to cheating by judges in boxing.

— Ankush Agarwal (@ankush83) September 30, 2014

Are the games staged in north or south Korea #saritadevi

— Anandh (@anandhsub) September 30, 2014

@Sportskeeda no it wasn't..judges were so pathetic..she deserved more respect than her opponent..

— Naveen kumar (@navinsas) September 30, 2014

Prominent sports writer Mihir Vasavda shared Devi’s husband’s reactions.

Sarita's husband goes wild.'You f***king koreans have stolen this medal.' Gets involved in a scuffle with security. Indian team in disbelief

— Mihir Vasavda (@mihirsv) September 30, 2014

He also shed light on what could happen if India appeals the decision.

If India decide to appeal, it may not be of any help. This was a predetermined result. Not a soul who saw it live believes otherwise.

— Mihir Vasavda (@mihirsv) September 30, 2014