President of the Wrestling Federation of India, BJP. MP Brij Bhushan Charan Singh, 66 years old, and some coaches accused of sexually harassing and psychologically harassing young female wrestlers, led a dharna protest in Delhi’s Jandar Mandar last January to demand action against him. Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur, who brought the 3-day-long protest to an amicable end, constituted a 6-member monitoring committee headed by boxer Mary Kom to inquire into the allegation. He also ordered that Brij Bhushan be removed from the post of chairman until the investigation is over. Brij Bhushan categorically denied the complaints against him and said that he will not step down from the post of president. At the same time, he announced that he will not contest again for the post of the president of the wrestling federation, which will be held next month. Meanwhile, the six-member committee that probed the allegations against Brij Bhushan and the wrestlers concerned has recently submitted its report to the Union Sports Ministry. But the details of the report are yet to be released by the sports ministry. No case has yet been registered against Brij Bhushan Charan Singh. In this case, the president of the Wrestling Federation of India, who is involved in the sexual complaint, and the BJP. The male and female wrestlers started protesting yesterday to file a case against MP Brij Bhushan Charan Singh. The protest that started yesterday continued into the night. The players and players have said that anyone can support their protest as the protest continues even today. In this regard, Vinish Phogat, a gold medalist in the Commonwealth and Asian Games, said, “We don’t trust anyone blindly. Last time we were misled. We hope that this time there will be no politics in this case. Similarly, Olympic medalist Bajrang Punia said that this time any party like Congress and BJP can participate in our protest. We have no connection with any party’ he said.
Anyone can participate in our struggle – Indian Wrestlers Calling
