Delhi court acquits former WFI chief Brij Bhushan of sexual harassment charges

Published Aug 3, 05:20 AM UTC

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A Delhi court acquitted Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, a former Wrestling Federation of India chief and BJP MP, of all charges of sexual harassment brought by six female wrestlers. The wrestlers, including prominent athletes, had accused him of inappropriate behavior during their careers. Following the acquittal, Olympic wrestler Vinesh Phogat, a key figure in the protests against Bhushan, announced that the wrestlers would file an appeal against the verdict. The case had drawn significant national attention, sparking widespread protests and debates about sexual harassment in Indian sports.

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Original headline: Brij Bhushan acquitted after 6 wrestlers accused him of sexual harassment; Vinesh Phogat says will file appeal - The Indian Express

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