Sakshi Malik at wrestler’s protest: We want Supreme Court to give us justice
The HinduOlympic bronze medallist Sakshi Malik on Monday said that the wrestlers would continue to protest until the Supreme Court delivered justice as the Indian wrestlers resumed protest against the Wrestling Federation of India at Jantar Mantar. The Sports Ministry has written a letter to the Indian Olympic Association requesting “a transitory or Ad-Hoc committee of the IOA to be formed to hold WFI elections within 45 days of the formation of the committee.” The letter also mentioned the findings of the Oversight Committee formed after allegations of sexual harassment, financial mismanagement and arbitrariness in the federation. ” Three-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Vinesh Phogat said, “Babita came to mediate. Our seniors will take decisions.” “When players win medals you stand with them, when they are on the road then you are silent,” replied Olympic bronze medallist Bajrang Punia when asked for his thoughts on why Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not spoken out about the protest.