Can hang me but don’t stop wrestling activities: Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh
The HinduWrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh said on May 1 that ever since the top wrestlers of the country began protesting, all sports related activities had come to a standstill. Speaking to the media, Mr. Singh said, “Wrestling activities have come to a standstill since the last four months, I say hang me, but don’t stop wrestling activities and don’t play with the children’s future. Cadet nationals should be allowed to take place, whoever is organising it, either Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, but don’t stop the wrestling activities.” “WFI has no problem if anybody wants to organise the cadet nationals, be it the protesting wrestlers, IOA or the government as long as the tournament takes place,” Mr. Singh said, adding that he appealed to them so that cadet nationals, junior nationals and other tournaments could be organised and if not, then the WFI could organise it. Sidhu seeks criminal action On May 1, former India cricketer and political leader Navjot Singh Sidhu lent his support to the protesting wrestlers at Jantar Mantar, demanding criminal action against the WFI chief.