Medal-winning wrestlers who raised the head of the country are protesting, Bajrang Punia is also in the field

New Delhi: Olympic medalist wrestlers have taken a stand against the Wrestling Federation of India. These Indian wrestlers, who remind the big heroes of Chhathi milk in the arena, allege that the Federation is harassing them with its strange rules. Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat are among the protestors and this protest is being done at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.

Wrestlers have also tweeted about this on microblogging website Twitter with the tag #BoycottWFIPresident #BoycottWrestlingPresident. Male wrestler Bajrang Punia wrote – Federation should support the players. The federation has to take care of their sporting needs. If there is a problem, a solution has to be found, but what to do if the federation itself creates problems? Now we have to fight, we will not back down.

There are reports that he will hold a press conference in the evening and present his views to the media. However, Olympic medalist female wrestler Sakshi Malik made a scathing comment about this on Twitter. He wrote – Wrestlers work hard and get medals for the country, but the Federation has done nothing but let them down. We are being harassed by the rules and regulations of our choice.

Geeta Phogat’s cousin Vinesh Phogat is also among those protesting. He tweeted – The player wants respect and prepares for big games like Olympics. But if the federation does not support, then the morale breaks down. We will not bow down now. Will fight for your rights.