NEW DELHI: Olympic medalist wrestler Sakshi Malik Wednesday challenged WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh to take a polygraph Narcotics test on whether he is convinced of his innocence after seven grapplers brought sexual harassment allegations against him.
The protesting wrestlers also said they would oppose holding competitions if Singh was involved in their organization.
“I challenge the president of the WFI to take a Narco test. We are also ready to take the test. Let the truth come to light, who is guilty and who is not,” Malik said during a press conference here.
“We want all competitions to be held under the IOA ad hoc panel. If the head of the WFI is involved in any way, we will oppose it,” said another Olympic medalist. Bajrang Punished.
The wrestlers also decided to wear black armbands on Thursday to protest the “slow investigation” against Singh.
Protesters demanded Singh’s arrest for alleged sexual harassment and intimidation of seven female wrestlers, including a minor.
Delhi Police filed two FIRs against the WFI Chairman on April 28.
The protesting wrestlers also said they would oppose holding competitions if Singh was involved in their organization.
“I challenge the president of the WFI to take a Narco test. We are also ready to take the test. Let the truth come to light, who is guilty and who is not,” Malik said during a press conference here.
“We want all competitions to be held under the IOA ad hoc panel. If the head of the WFI is involved in any way, we will oppose it,” said another Olympic medalist. Bajrang Punished.
The wrestlers also decided to wear black armbands on Thursday to protest the “slow investigation” against Singh.
Protesters demanded Singh’s arrest for alleged sexual harassment and intimidation of seven female wrestlers, including a minor.
Delhi Police filed two FIRs against the WFI Chairman on April 28.
