The latest embarrassment comes after the Indian contingent escaped unscathed when a needle was found outside a boxer's room.
Joining Vikas and Satish in the finals was the fast-rising trio of Amit Panghal (49kg), Gaurav Solanki (52kg) and Manish Kaushik (60kg).
Anish scored 30 points in the finals to finish two points ahead of Australia's Sergei Evglevski.
Manika and Mouma will face the Singaporean duo of Tianwei Feng and Mengyu Yu in the gold medal match, later on Friday.
Chopra threw the javelin to 80.42m to achieve the mark in his first attempt and joining him in the men's javelin thrown finals was Vipin Kasana.
While Irfan was already through with his 20km race walk event, finishing 13th, Babu was to participate in Friday's triple jump final after qualifying 12th for the competition.
Tejaswini registered a new Games record 457.9 points to take the title. Anjum scored 455.7.
India's Seema Punia and Navjeet Dhillon have bagged silver and bronze respectively in the women's Discus Throw event at the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast on Thursday.
Kiran outclassed Katouskia Pariadhaven of Mauritius by technical superiority for the bronze medal.
India's star wrestler Sushil Kumar on Thursday won the gold medal in Men's Freestyle 74kg category by defeating South Africa's Johannes Botha in the final at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2018.
India's Rahul Aware on Thursday won the gold medal in Men's Freestyle 57kg wrestling by defeating Canada's Steven Takahashi in the final bout at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia.
India's Babita Kumari settled for the silver medal in Women's Freestyle 53kg Nordic Wrestling after losing to Canada's Diana Weicker in the final.
India's Tejaswini Sawant on Thursday won the silver medal in women's 50m rifle prone shooting at the ongoing Commonwealth Games 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia.
Star of Indian wrestling and two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar entered the finals of men's freestyle 74kg gold medal match with out breaking a sweat.
Varun Kumar and Mandeep Singh struck in dying minutes of the game as the Indian men's hockey team pulled off a thrilling 4-3 win over England to top Pool B in the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday.
On the overall medal tally, India held on the third position with 12 gold, four silver and eight bronze medals for a total of 24 so far.
On the overall medal tally, India held on the third position with 12 gold, four silver and eight bronze medals for a total of 24 so far.
Nayana cleared 6.34m in her second attempt to finish fourth in Group B while Neena had a best effort of 6.24 to end at sixth in Group A.
India's attack has been delivering so far in the competition as they have scored nine goals, with captain Rani having scored on three occasions but the low shot conversion rate is a worrying matter.
Shreyasi terms it the milestone medal of her career, made more special by the fact that shooting will not be a part of the next Commonwealth Games.
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