bangalore boxer vijender singh emerged unscathed from a dope test on tuesday but it would take a while before he returns to the mainstream the sports ministry said the urine and blood samples of the olympic bronze medallist contained no banned substances the ministry said in a statement vijender singh along with four others was subjected to an outofcompetition test for banned substances a full menu test was conducted that included testing for psychotropic substances the ministry is glad to announce that on the basis of these tests none of the boxers were found to have used any banned substances in the recent past it said the full menu tests were conducted by national antidoping agency nada on april 3 at the ministrys behest it automatically meant that heroin was part of the list although as a rule narcotics do not figure in outofcompetition tests tuesdays reprieve however does not mean that vijender would return to the camp at patiala having waited until april 8 when his leave expired sports authority of india decided to penalize vijender for absenteeism as he had missed the trials neither will he be allowed into the camp nor considered for the events in cyprus and cuba at best he may be considered for the next camp but that is entirely the indian amateur boxing federations decision the sources said the results of the dope test also will not stop punjab police from continuing their investigation having claimed that the star boxer had consumed heroin with his sparring partner ram singh punjab police had sought vijenders blood and hair samples for forensic tests even now they can demand these samples to continue with their probe the sources said the ministry tested vijender after realizing that there hadnt been a single outofcompetition testing on him since july 2012