Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Zenji Nio
The article does cite a number of news articles, but the ones I checked, they are just http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/more-sports/others/Unlike-Olympics-no-TV-coverage-for-Rio-Paralympics-in-India/articleshow/54036989.cms?from=mdr reporting a press conference where "a city NGO" complained about lack of TV coverage about another event, and it so happens that at this press conference Zenji Nio was present. This not only meets  if we are generous, it is closer to "zero event" because that press conference covered by many articles are not "intellectually independent of each other" and actually presents the views of "Suchandra Ganguly" far more than Zenji Nio. I am surprised that the article creator did not bother to pitch an article on Suchandra Ganguly (to the little I checked), but has been https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Joshua_Jonathan&diff=774373290&oldid=774243854 trying too hard to keep one for Zenji Nio. We must take press conferences with a grain of salt, as they are a sort of news-placement, generally of non-notable issue that journalists wouldn't rush to. They don't make the speakers or the journalists at that event notable. I see no persuasive reason to keep this article, and strong persuasive reasons to delete it. Plus  it given the repeated attempts per @Michitaro's comment above. Yes, something notable occurs in future, an admin can always unsalt it
— User:Ms, 00:58, 8 April 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:1E||WP:SALT (Wikipedia:Notability)