Wrestlers accuse WFI chief of sexual abuse, want him sackedVinayak PadmadeoNew Delhi, January 18Leading women wrestlers, including Vinesh Phogat and Rio Olympics bronze medallist Sakshi Malik, today accused Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual harassment.Phogat, who had opened up about suffering from depression after failure at the Tokyo Olympics, alleged she had received death threats from “someone in the federation” because she had met PM Modi and complained against Brij Bhushan.Even if one woman wrestler comes and proves the sexual harassment charge, I am ready to be hanged.Punia alleged the WFI chief’s “bad behaviour” with wrestlers was another reason for the open revolt.Where did all the money go?”#bajrang punia #Vinesh PhogatTribune ShortsMost Read In 24 HoursTop NewsSC Collegium reiterates senior advocate Saurabh Kirpal’s name for judgeship in Delhi High CourtThe Collegium led by CJI DY Chandrachiud says appointment of...Protesting wrestlers not satisfied with Sports ministry's response, want WFI to be dissolvedGrapplers say will lodge FIR against WFI president Brij Bhus...UK PM Rishi Sunak defends PM Modi over BBC documentary on 2002 Gujarat riotsIndia condemns BBC programme as a ‘propaganda piece’In a first, 108 women Army officers to get ‘command' assignmentsWomen officers are allowed following wings—Engineers, Signal..."