CM Mamta Banerjee marches in support of wrestlers, ‘We want justice’ poster seen in hand

Wrestlers Protest Update: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has now taken to the streets demanding justice for the wrestlers. She attended a rally in Kolkata on Wednesday (May 31) being organized by the Trinamool Congress in support of the wrestlers. Holding a poster of ‘We Want Justice’ in her hands, she was demanding justice for the wrestlers of India. He said, “We are proud of our wrestlers.”

WFI chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh is being continuously supported by wrestlers in the protest against Mamata Banerjee. On the previous day also, he had issued a statement in favor of the wrestlers. He had said, “Our wrestlers were beaten up and tortured. I talked to the wrestlers and gave them my support.”

Demand for the arrest of Brij Bhushan Singh

Mamta Banerjee targeted the central government regarding the performance of the wrestlers. He asked why Brij Bhushan Singh is not being arrested even after such serious allegations. Today, a rally taken out in support of wrestlers in Kolkata started from Hajra and ended at Ravindra Sadan.

#WATCH , West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee says, “We are proud of our wrestlers,” as she leads a rally from Hazra to Rabindra Sadan in Kolkata, in support of wrestlers protesting against former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh over sexual harassment allegations against him. pic.twitter.com/P5gomKaOGW

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Wrestlers reached Haridwar on the pretext of medal in Ganga

Let us tell you that the wrestlers have been protesting against Brijbhushan Sharan Singh, the head of the Wrestling Federation of India, for more than a month. He had even announced to shed his hard-won medal in the river Ganga on Tuesday (May 30) and he had also reached Haridwar for this. However, after persuasion by Khap and farmer leaders, he withdrew this decision.

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