DIVYA DELHI : Women wrestlers have approached the Delhi court challenging the acquittal of former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and BJP leader Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in a sexual harassment case. The wrestlers have sought legal relief against the trial court’s decision, arguing that the allegations made against Singh required further judicial consideration. The case stems from allegations of sexual harassment made by women wrestlers, which had led to a major controversy in Indian wrestling and protests by several prominent athletes.Singh has denied the allegations against him. The legal challenge comes after the trial court acquitted him in the case, prompting the complainants to seek a review of the decision through the appropriate judicial process.The matter is now before the Delhi court, where the petition will be considered according to law. The court’s proceedings are expected to focus on the grounds raised by the wrestlers against the acquittal and the evidence presented in the case.The development marks another legal chapter in the high-profile dispute involving the former WFI chief and the wrestlers who had accused him of sexual harassment.
