If I resign, it will mean I have accepted wrestlers’ allegations: Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh | More sports News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Deposed Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, on Saturday made it clear that he won’t resign right now as it would mean accepting the allegations levelled against him.
On Friday evening, Delhi Police registered two FIRs against the sidelined WFI chief in response to the sexual harassment allegations made by the women wrestlers.
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Speaking to reporters, Brij Bhushan said: “Resignation is not a big deal but I am not a criminal. If I resign, it will mean that I have accepted their (wrestlers’) allegations. My tenure is almost over (next month). The government has formed a three-member committee and elections will be held in 45 days and my term will end after the elections.

“Everyday they (wrestlers) are coming up with new demands. They demanded FIR, FIRs were registered and now they are saying that I should be sent to jail and resign from all posts. I am an MP because of the people of my constituency and not because of Vinesh Phogat. Only one family and Akhara (are protesting) and 90 per cent wrestlers of Haryana are with me.
“Before their protest, they used to praise me, invite me to their weddings and take photographs with me, seek my blessings. They did not complain (of sexual harassment) to any police station, sports ministry or federation for twelve years.”

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Earlier on Saturday, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra visited the wrestlers at the Jantar Mantar.
To this, Brij Bhushan said: “I have been saying from the beginning that some industrialists and Congress are behind this protest.”

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