NEW DELHI: The continuing wrestlers protest on Tuesday took a dramatic activate Monday nearest wrestlers Sakshi Malik, Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat introduced they’re going to be rejoining their executive tasks.
Then again Sakshi and Bajrang in free social media posts clarified that they don’t seem to be chickening out the protest and that their combat for justice will proceed.
“We met Union Home Minister Amit Shah, it was a normal conversation, we have only one demand and that is to arrest him (Brij Bhushan Singh). I have not stepped back from the protest, I have resumed my work as OSD in Railways.
“I wish to explain that we can secure protesting till we get justice. We will be able to no longer step again. She (minor woman) has no longer taken again any FIR, all that is pretend,” Sakshi told ANI.
“The inside track of chickening out the motion is only a hearsay. Those information are being unfold to hurt us. We’ve got neither retreated nor have we withdrawn the motion. The inside track of ladies wrestlers taking again the FIR could also be fraudelant. The combat will proceed until justice is served,” said Bajrang in a tweet.
Country’s top grapplers including Bajrang, Sakshi and Vinesh Phogat among many others have been demanding action against outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh over sexual harassment charges.
The decision from Sakshi and Bajrang comes after the wrestlers met union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday.
Earlier on May 28, the protesting wrestlers were manhandled and detained by Delhi Police and their arrangements at the protest site were dismantled.
The wrestlers had then gone to Haridwar claiming that they want to drop their medals in the river Ganga. With many people requesting them, they decided to hand over the medals to the farmers’ leaders to take a call.
The Delhi Police has registered two FIRs against the outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan at the Connaught Place police station, including one on the basis of a complaint from the father of a minor wrestler invoking the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act that entails a prison term of up to seven years on conviction.
The FIRs registered following a Supreme Court order have charged him under various Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections, including assaulting a woman to outrage her modesty (section 354), sexual harassment (354A) and stalking (354D), that are punishable with jail terms of two-three years.
Some of the complainants also alleged that Singh made advances to seek “sexual favours”, promising to backup them of their careers.
Singh has denied all of the fees and stated he’s going to hold himself although a unmarried allegation is proved towards him.
Then again Sakshi and Bajrang in free social media posts clarified that they don’t seem to be chickening out the protest and that their combat for justice will proceed.
“We met Union Home Minister Amit Shah, it was a normal conversation, we have only one demand and that is to arrest him (Brij Bhushan Singh). I have not stepped back from the protest, I have resumed my work as OSD in Railways.
“I wish to explain that we can secure protesting till we get justice. We will be able to no longer step again. She (minor woman) has no longer taken again any FIR, all that is pretend,” Sakshi told ANI.
“The inside track of chickening out the motion is only a hearsay. Those information are being unfold to hurt us. We’ve got neither retreated nor have we withdrawn the motion. The inside track of ladies wrestlers taking again the FIR could also be fraudelant. The combat will proceed until justice is served,” said Bajrang in a tweet.
Country’s top grapplers including Bajrang, Sakshi and Vinesh Phogat among many others have been demanding action against outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh over sexual harassment charges.
The decision from Sakshi and Bajrang comes after the wrestlers met union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday.
Earlier on May 28, the protesting wrestlers were manhandled and detained by Delhi Police and their arrangements at the protest site were dismantled.
The wrestlers had then gone to Haridwar claiming that they want to drop their medals in the river Ganga. With many people requesting them, they decided to hand over the medals to the farmers’ leaders to take a call.
The Delhi Police has registered two FIRs against the outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan at the Connaught Place police station, including one on the basis of a complaint from the father of a minor wrestler invoking the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act that entails a prison term of up to seven years on conviction.
The FIRs registered following a Supreme Court order have charged him under various Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections, including assaulting a woman to outrage her modesty (section 354), sexual harassment (354A) and stalking (354D), that are punishable with jail terms of two-three years.
Some of the complainants also alleged that Singh made advances to seek “sexual favours”, promising to backup them of their careers.
Singh has denied all of the fees and stated he’s going to hold himself although a unmarried allegation is proved towards him.
