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Wrestlers 'Free Pass' Row: Yogeshwar Dutt Slams Trials Exemption to Bajrang And Vinesh | Top News

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Top News | The matter of giving direct entry to wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat at the Asian Games without trial is gaining momentum. Wrestlers like Vishal Kaliraman and Avinash Panghal expressed pain over the IOA's decision and asked whether the rest of the players should leave wrestling. Now this matter has reached the Delhi High Court. Women wrestlers Avinash Panghal and Sujit Kalkal had filed a petition in the Delhi High Court in this regard. Yogeshwar Dutt said that street wrestling has been around in the past. He said that he was with those aggrieved wrestlers. He advised those wrestlers to meet the IOA's ad hoc committee. He said that a 'Wrestling Grievance Redressal Committee' was also formed, whose members are silent on this matter. Advising the wrestlers to stay together, he said that two new people came into the committee and spoiled the whole game. Keep an eye on Mirror Now for the latest developments.

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Wrestlers 'Free Pass' RowTop NewsBajrang PuniaVinesh PhogatAsian GamesVishal KaliramanAvinash PanghalDelhi High Court Women

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