Indian Wrestling Federation’s AGM (Annual General Meeting) is to be held in Gonda on Sunday. Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh can talk to media after this meeting
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The Indian Wrestling Federation has been embroiled in controversies since the wrestlers’ dharna in the past. After talking to Sports Minister Anurag Thakur, the wrestlers had ended their strike, although it does not seem that this issue is going to end so soon. The Sports Ministry has formed a committee to investigate the complaints of wrestlers. until committee inquiry Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh has been removed from office. However, on Saturday, Brij Bhushan started a new controversy by saying that he would participate in the AGM (Annual General Meeting) of the Wrestling Federation of India to be held in Gonda on Sunday.
Wrestling Federation’s AGM is to be held in Brij Bhushan’s hometown Gonda. He himself is also there at the moment. The ministry has asked him to stay away from all kinds of work of the federation. In such a situation, if Brij Bhushan participates in the AGM, a new controversy may arise. It is also being said that after the AGM, Brij Bhushan will speak in front of the media.
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Brij Bhushan can participate in AGM
Before stepping down from the post on Saturday, Singh had inaugurated the senior ranking tournament held at Nandini Stadium in Gonda. Hindustan Times According to the news, while talking to the media, Brij Bhushan said, ‘Of course, I will participate in the AGM. After that I will talk to the media. Suspended Wrestling Assistant Secretary Vinod Tomar also said that Brij Bhushan has the right to participate in the meeting. He said, ‘Brij Bhushan himself wants the investigation and hence has distanced himself from the day-to-day work of the Federation. They are not giving the work of Wrestling Federation. The certificates that are being given to the wrestlers also do not have their signatures. However, he has every right to participate in the AGM.
Sai formed a committee to investigate
After a marathon meeting late on Friday, Sports Minister Anurag Thakur said the government has decided to set up a monitoring committee to look into the allegations leveled against Singh and the WFI by some of the country’s top wrestlers, including Vinesh Phogat, Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik and Ravi. Have decided. Some wrestlers alleged that Tomar, the assistant secretary of the federation, took bribes from athletes and was involved in financial corruption, which helped him amass wealth worth crores. Tomar has also been suspended.