Will meet PM, explore legal options if suspension not revoked: WFI president Sanjay Singh
Singh said that a delegation of the WFI will meet PM Modi to get the suspension revoked.
Singh said that a delegation of the WFI will meet PM Modi to get the suspension revoked.
After his close aide won WFI president's election, Brijbushan Singh had said that his dominance will continue.
The Union Sports Ministry Sunday suspended newly elected Wrestling Federation of India body.
The ministry said that the decision was taken after "hasty" announcement of national competition.
Singh cannot run for presidency in the WFI but he is so powerful a politician that the wrestlers think he will hold the string his hand-picked puppets will dance on once a few new faces are bunged into the federation.
Not for nothing is politics described as the art of the possible: twists and turns in a story finally lead to the box-office climax when all knotty entanglements that rise transiently above human IQ to paint a gloomy forecast, fall away with clockwork precision.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will dedicate to the nation the new Parliament building on Sunday.
Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) President Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh has said he is ready to undergo a narco test or a lie-detector test, amid allegations of sexual harassment levelled against him.
"Me and my husband Pawan Saroha have been arrested by the Delhi Police," Phogat said in a tweet.
The wrestlers, some of them medal-winners for the country, are angry that promises made to them were just hot air. It was business as usual once the heat and dust generated by the verbal exchanges the first time around stopped giving off steam, while Singh, chief of the Wrestling Federation of India, was being sought to be pinned down.
