Sakshi said- I am not greedy for politics, said this on Vinesh joining Congress

Sakshi Malik News / Sakshi said- I am not greedy for politics, said this on Vinesh joining Congress

Sakshi Malik News - Sakshi said- I am not greedy for politics, said this on Vinesh joining Congress

Sakshi Malik News: Olympic bronze medalist Sakshi Malik has recently reacted to wrestler Vinesh Phogat's decision to join the Congress. Sakshi clarified that her fight against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh continues and the case is being heard in court. She also said, "My stand is still the same. I have no greed for anything. Joining Congress is Vinesh's personal decision."

BJP leaders allowed the protest

Sakshi accused the BJP leaders that they had given permission for the protest. She said, "We also have proof, so where is the lie in it? It is wrong to say that the protest was started because they wanted to join the Congress." She also told that she is working in the field of railways and sports and she has no greed for any post.

Revelations in the book 'Witness'

Sakshi Malik has recently shared many important things about her career struggles and the movement of wrestlers in her book 'Witness'. In the book, she has alleged that people close to Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat started instilling greed in her mind. This led to cracks in her protest.

Response by Bajrang Punia and Vinesh

After this statement by Sakshi, Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat have also reacted. Sakshi said that Vinesh and Bajrang's decision to seek exemption from the Asian Games trials last year affected the image of their protest against Brij Bhushan. She said that this made the campaign look selfish, which created confusion among the supporters. However, Sakshi did not reveal the names of those who influenced Bajrang and Vinesh.

Conclusion

This statement by Sakshi Malik not only reflects her struggle but also gives a glimpse of the political changes taking place in Indian wrestling. Her clear view and ongoing fight against Brij Bhushan is an indication that she is constantly fighting for her rights. Meanwhile, the recent decisions of Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia and their reactions make the issue more complicated. The future of Indian wrestling now rests on a delicate balance between politics and individual decisions.