Wrestlers Protest: Testimony against Brijbhushan Singh, 2 wrestlers, 4 people including referee told the whole incident!

India’s star wrestler Brij Bhushan is demanding the arrest of Sharan Singh (PC: PTI)

New Delhi. India’s star wrestlers are protesting against the arrest of Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, President of Wrestling Federation of India. Many wrestlers including star wrestler Vinesh Phogat, Sakshi Malik, Bajrang Punia have accused Brij Bhushan of sexually abusing female wrestlers. In April, Delhi Police started investigation after registering a case against the President of the Wrestling Association. A new update is coming out in this matter.

4 people including 2 wrestlers have testified against Brij Bhushan Singh. Among those testifying are an Olympian, a Commonwealth Gold Medalist, an International Referee and a State Level Coach. All four have confirmed the allegations of at least 3 female wrestlers. According to Indian Express, Delhi Police recorded statements of 125 people from 4 states and these four are only among those 125 people.

Information received after 6 hours

On April 28, Delhi Police had registered 2 FIRs against the President of the Wrestling Federation of India, in which at least 2 cases of sexual favors in lieu of professional help, 15 cases of sexual harassment. 10 out of 15 cases are also of wrongly touching, molestation. According to the report, the coach of one of the complainants told that the wrestler informed him about Brij Bhushan six hours after the incident.

information about the situation

At the same time, both the international wrestlers confirmed the allegations of the wrestlers in the interrogation of the Delhi Police and said that they got information about the incident after a month. National and international level referees, who testified to the Delhi Police, say that they used to get information about the condition of women wrestlers during their visits to foreign countries for tournaments.

Recorded statements of 125 people

To probe the allegations against Brij Bhushan Singh, the Special Investigation Team of Delhi Police has sought information from the Wrestling Federation of India on those who were present at the tournament where the alleged sexual harassment incident took place. According to media reports, this special team had prepared a list of 158 people and the team went to Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Karnataka to collect evidence and record statements. The team recorded the statements of 125 people, out of which 4 corroborated the allegations of the 3 women wrestlers.