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‘We will return medals and live normal life’ say wrestlers at Jantar Mantar
Following the scuffle with the Police in the late hours of May 03, the top Wrestlers are now planning to return their medals. While talking to the media on May 04, Wrestler Bajrang Punia asked what will they do with the medals if this is how they are being treated. “If this is how the wrestlers will be treated, what will we do with the medals? Rather we will live a normal life and return all the medals and awards to the Indian Government,” said Wrestler Bajrang Punia. Meanwhile, heavy security was deployed at the Jantar Mantar area on May 04 after a ruckus broke out late last night between protesting wrestlers and some police personnel. Delhi Police said that DCPs of all districts in Delhi have been asked to be on alert in their districts, especially in the border areas. They said that Police have received inputs that a large number of people can reach Jantar Mantar where the wrestlers are protesting. “I was abused and pushed around by policemen. Where were the women police personnel? If you want to kill us, kill us. Did we win medals for the country to see this day? We have not even eaten our food. Does every man have a right to abuse women? These policemen are holding guns, they can kill us,” said Vinesh Phogat.
Late night scuffle between Delhi Police and wrestlers at Jantar Mantar
A scuffle broke out between ace wrestlers protesting against WFI chief and Delhi Police at Jantar Mantar on May 3rd. Vinesh Phogat, Bajrang Punia, Sakshee Mallikh and other top grapplers are continuously protesting against sexual harassment charges against the WFI chief. While addressing a press conference, the wrestlers targeted Delhi Police for abusing, misbehaving and using force against them to stop them from protesting. Speaking about it, the Delhi Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) said that the wrestlers have been told to give complaint on their grievances so that appropriate action can be taken.
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