Vikas was the top seed in the middleweight (75kg) category and was to take on fourth-seeded Korean Dongyun Lee in the semifinals today in Tashkent.
However, the Indian did not report for weigh-in this morning.
"Vikas Krishan was not there in the weigh-in today morning, therefore his South Korean opponent walked over to the final. I do not know the reason," an Asian Boxing Confederation official told PTI.
With no apparent reason being given for his pullout from the scheduled bout, the BFI will seek answers from Vikas on his return.
Vikas, a two-time Olympian, is among the most decorated Indian boxers. He is a 2010 Asian Games gold-medallist besides being a World Championships bronze-medallist.
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