A day after six wrestlers and two athletes failed dope tests, the Organising Committee of the Commonwealth Games Delhi has come out with an anti-doping plan. Briefing media persons in New Delhi today, Deputy Director General (Doping Control) of the Commonweath Games Organising Committee, Dr. Munish Chander said that this is to ensure that Delhi 2010 Games are free from anti-doping rule violations. He said that the programme enacted is a blend of deterrence, detection and education. He said that the doping control will be operational from 23rd of this month to 14th of next month. Dr. Munish Chander said that the Commonwealth Games Federation, CGF, has approved a Test Distribution Plan, TDP, of 1500 doping control tests, 250 blood tests, 150 EPO tests and 150 Pre-Competition tests, the highest ever in any Commonwealth Games.