Wrestlers’ protest: More troubles might mount for Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh after a physiotherapist Paramjeet Malik, who was current at the nationwide camp in Lucknow in 2014, has knowledgeable that three junior wrestlers’ who had participated within the 2014 camp alleged that they were pressurised to meet the WFI chief at night.
Speaking to The Indian Express, Paramjeet Malik mentioned that ladies broke down whereas telling their ordeal to seniors. He even knowledgeable this to girls’s coach Kuldeep Malilk, nonetheless, no motion was taken.
According to Malik, at least 3 junior girls wrestlers in that nationwide camp advised him that they were asked to meet Brij Bhushan at night and the way they confronted strain for a similar.
Girls broke down whereas narrating their ordeal, says Malik
Paramjeet Malik mentioned that the women were in tears whereas telling senior wrestlers about their situation. Paramjeet mentioned that he had knowledgeable the then girls’s coach Kuldeep Malik about it, however no motion was taken. Malik mentioned that he had appeared twice in February earlier than the monitoring committee arrange by the Sports Ministry to look into the allegations towards Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh throughout which he knowledgeable the committee in regards to the 2014 incident.
What occurred at the camp, in accordance to Malik
Recalling what occurred at the 2014 camp, Paramjeet claimed that he noticed three to 4 girls wrestlers strolling out of the camp at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) middle in Lucknow. He mentioned, “These girls were leaving after 10 pm. I saw that the people who came to pick them up in vehicles were linked to Brij Bhushan Singh, including his driver.”
Meanwhile, Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur mentioned, “We heard wrestlers for 12 hours and formed a committee, we also want an impartial probe, there were 14 meetings that were conducted. Everybody was given an opportunity to keep their point of view in front of an oversight committee. FIR can be registered at any police station.”
