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Sakshi Malik refutes reports that she has parted ways with protesting wrestlers, says “will continue our fight”

"The news of withdrawing the movement is just a rumour. These news are being spread to harm us. We have neither retreated nor have we withdrawn the movement," tweeted Sakshi.

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Olympic medalist Sakshi Malik rejected rumours and false news about her leaving the ongoing protest against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh on Monday, saying she will continue the battle for justice and that none of the wrestlers have and will not back down.

”This news is completely wrong. In the fight for justice, none of us has backed down, nor will we. Along with Satyagraha, I am fulfilling my responsibility in Railways. Our fight continues till justice is served. Please don’t spread any wrong news,” Malik tweeted after reports of her distancing from the protest emerged.

Even Bajrang Punia tweeted in the same vein as his national teammate and termed reports of withdrawing the FIR as ”completely false”.

”The news of withdrawing the movement is just a rumour. These news are being spread to harm us. We have neither retreated nor have we withdrawn the movement. The news of women wrestlers taking back the FIR is also false. The fight will continue till justice is served,” said Bajrang.

Bajrang, Sakshi along with fellow Olympian and World Championship medallist Vinesh Phogat have been protesting against outgoing Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, demanding his arrest on allegations of sexual harassment charge against seven wrestlers, including one minor. It must also be mentioned that all three India internationals, have returned to work as Office on Special Duty (Northern Railways) since last week.

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