Top Indian wrestlers are protesting once more in Delhi, demanding the arrest of the chief of the game’s governing physique for alleged sexual harassment.

Mr Singh has denied the allegations.

The wrestlers stated on Sunday that seven ladies athletes have filed separate police complaints in opposition to Mr Singh, accusing him of sexual harassment and felony intimidation.

They are additionally demanding that the federal government make public a report submitted by a panel that investigated earlier allegations.

On Sunday night time, Vinesh Phogat, a two-time World Championship medallist, tweeted a photograph of the protesters sleeping within the open.

“From podium to footpath! Under the open sky at night in the hope of justice,” she tweeted.

Olympic medallist Bajrang Punia and Sakshi Malik are additionally a part of the protests.

After the protests in January, which made worldwide headlines, the federal authorities had suspended Mr Singh from his place and fashioned a panel to supervise the federation’s actions.

Ms Phogat had alleged on the time that no less than 10 feminine wrestlers had confessed to her that they have been sexually exploited by Mr Singh. She additionally stated that they’d not compete in worldwide tournaments except Mr Singh was faraway from the submit.

The Indian Olympic Association had additionally arrange a committee to analyze the sexual harassment allegations in opposition to Mr Singh, who’s a lawmaker and politician from the governing Bharatiya Janata Party. The committee submitted its report in April however its findings have not been revealed but.

Ms Phogat had earlier told the BBC that the wrestlers would file a police grievance “at the right time”.

Experts have stated that the protests by the wrestlers are vital because it was the primary time that prime athletes had come collectively to talk up in opposition to alleged abuse of energy.

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