NEW DELHI: Not prepared to surrender on their demand to arrest Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh who’s going through prices of sexual harassment by seven feminine wrestlers, together with a minor, the protesting group of Olympian grapplers, led by Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat and Sakshi Malik, spent Monday criss-crossing Haryana villages to plan their future plan of action in consultations with khap leaders, kisan unions and society elders.

Unfazed by the high-handedness of the Delhi police on Sunday, Bajrang and Vinesh held a collection of conferences with khap leaders and their village elders at a farm home in Gurugram. The assembly was attended by the wrestlers’ staff of legal professionals as effectively to debate the authorized recourse within the wake of an FIR being registered in opposition to the ‘organisers’ of the proposed girls’s mahapanchayat, TOI has learnt.
The police have booked the organisers (learn wrestlers) of the ladies’s mahapanchayat underneath completely different sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and part 3 of the PDPP Act. While all are bailable offences, the authorized staff of the wrestlers fears coercive and motivated motion by the police, which has resulted in wrestlers leaving the nationwide capital.

The supporters of the wrestlers fanned out to completely different components of Haryana and districts and cities bordering Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana to carry discussions. After the wrestlers and their supporters have been detained and later launched by the Delhi police on Sunday night, they assembled at Rio Olympics bronze medallist Sakshi’s house close to Connaught Place within the evening to ponder over the police’s misbehaviour with feminine wrestlers. The police motion, the wrestlers alleged, resulted in bruised arms and minor accidents to Malik, Vinesh and her cousin Sangeeta Phogat.
While Sakshi stayed put at her Delhi residence, Bajrang, Vinesh, Sangeeta, Jitendra Kinha and others left for Haryana within the morning to carry conferences. Later, Bajrang visited his ancestral dwelling in Khudan village of Jhajjar district. It’s been learnt that Delhi police has been maintaining a detailed vigil on the wrestlers’ subsequent transfer.

On Monday, the Jantar Mantar web site wore a abandoned look with solely a gaggle of ladies from Manipur protesting there. The police have imposed Section 144 (prohibit the meeting of 4 or extra individuals in an space) on the web site. It’s been learnt that the police have clearly instructed the wrestlers that they will’t return to Jantar Mantar.
The wrestlers initially didn’t have the permission to protest once they had began their second spherical of agitation on April 23, however the police allowed them to proceed with their protest. This time, the police have instructed the wrestlers to proceed their agitation on the Ramlila Ground, however solely after acquiring correct permission from them.
The wrestlers had referred to as for a girls’s mahapanchayat on the new Parliament constructing at a time when it was being inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, resulting in a scuffle between the protestors and police.

“It took Delhi Police seven days to register an FIR against Brij Bhushan who sexually assaulted girls and it didn’t even take seven hours to register an FIR against us for peacefully protesting. Has dictatorship started in this country? The whole world is watching how the government is treating its players,” Sakshi wrote on her twitter account.