"The hearing is over and we will take a decision soon after taking into account all the circumstances," Bhagwat said here today during the ongoing Asian Athletics Championship.
"But right now I am not in a position to divulge any details," she added.
The hearing took place on Thursday in New Delhi before the athletes' committee of the National Rifle Association of India.
The incident came to light after a junior female shotgun shooter had lodged a sexual harassment complaint with the NRAI against two of her male counterparts during last month's International Junior Shooting Championship in Suhl, Germany.
Acting on the complaint, the NRAI had suspended the duo pending inquiry.
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