Rani Yadav, India's 20-km road race walker, tested positive Wednesday for a banned anabolic agent and she was provisionally suspended from the Commonwealth Games here. Yadav, who finished sixth in the walk race conducted on Oct. 9 in 1 hour, 42 minutes, 54 seconds, would either attend or will be represented at a provisional hearing before the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) Court. 'The CGF has received confirmation from the Indian Chef de Mission that one athlete has been duly notified of the result, as per the CGF Anti-Doping Standard (ADS) for the Commonwealth Games, ' Michael Fennell, President of the Commonwealth Games Federation, said here. 'The CGF can now confirm that the A sample of Ms Rani Yadav, a competitor in the women's 20 kilometer road race on Oct. 9, 2010, was found to contain 19-Norandrosterone, a prohibited Anabolic Agent under category S1 of the WADA List of Prohibited Substances and Methods,' he added. The CGF President said that Rani Yadav has been provisionally suspended from the Games and, in accordance with the ADS, the athlete will attend or be represented, at a Provisional Hearing before the CGF Federation Court later Wednesday. 'We have received another positive result. The notice has been issued to the Indian chef de mission Bhubaneshwar Kalita at 9 a.m. today,' Fennell added. Organizing Committee (OC) Secretary General Lalit Bhanot described the positive dope test returned by an Indian athlete as 'unfortunate' and said this shame has happened despite everyone's best effort to avoid it. 'It is unfortunate. We tried our level best. Not just the federations, but National Anti Doping Agency and government authorities are very serious about this issue. We have done out of competition as well in-competitions tests,' he said. 'It is a difficult situation. It is unfortunate. We are hosts, we took precautions. But it has happened unfortunately,' Bhanot added. 