Protests continue against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) President Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. Wrestlers, who staged a sit-in at Delhi's Jantar Mantar this January over sexual harassment and other issues, demonstrated again in April. The wrestlers are demanding the arrest of Brij Bhushan. On May 28, the wrestlers marched towards the new Parliament building. He was arrested by the Delhi Police for this. However, all were later released. The performance of the wrestlers has received a lot of support. If you look at famous sports personalities, players from cricket to football have raised their voices for him.

India's medal winners have got the support of the players of the 1983 World Cup-winning team. These include many legendary cricketers including Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Dilip Vengsarkar, and Madanlal. All of them have issued a joint statement and appealed to the wrestlers not to throw the medals in the Ganges. In the statement, these veteran cricketers have said that what happened to the wrestlers is sad, but they should not throw their hard-earned medals in the Ganges. The champion team of 1983 said that the wrestlers have brought laurels to the country. He should not take any decision in haste. It is expected that the demand of the wrestlers will be heard.

Let us know which players raised their voices in favor of wrestlers before these:

Neeraj Chopra: Olympic champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra's name tops the list. He has raised his voice many times in favor of wrestlers. Neeraj tweeted on 28 April and 28 May. Neeraj wrote on April 28, “Wrestlers work so hard and it is sad to see them in this condition. He took quick action on this matter and wrote that justice should be done as soon as possible." On the other hand, on May 28, he shared a video of the Delhi Police's action and wrote, "I am very sad to see this. This matter should be handled in a better way.

Sunil Chhetri: Indian football team captain Sunil Chhetri wrote, "What is the need for our wrestlers to be dragged unnecessarily? This is not the way to treat someone. I hope that this whole situation is assessed the way it should be.

Anil Kumble: Former captain of the Indian cricket team and veteran bowler Anil Kumble wrote for the wrestlers, “It is very sad to hear about the misbehavior with our wrestlers on 28th May. Anything can be solved with proper communication. Hoping for an early solution."

Virender Sehwag: Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag wrote "It is very sad that our champions, who have brought laurels to the country, hoisted the flag, brought so much happiness to all of us, have to come on the road today. Very sensitive matter." and there should be a fair probe. Hope the players get justice."

Harbhajan Singh: Former India spinner Harbhajan wrote on Twitter, "Witness, Vinesh is the pride of India. I am saddened to see my country's pride as a sportsperson takes to the streets to protest. I pray that they get justice.

Irfan Pathan: Irfan Pathan, a member of the team that won the T20 World Cup in 2007, also raised his voice in support of the wrestlers. He tweeted, “I am very sad to see the pictures of our athletes…. Please resolve this as soon as possible.

Nikhat Zareen: World champion boxer Nikhat Zareen tweeted, "It is heartbreaking to see our Olympic and world medalists in this condition. Sportspersons serve the country by bringing glory and fame. I sincerely hope and pray that the law takes its course and the wrestlers get justice at the earliest. Jai Hind."

Sania Mirza: Tennis star Sania Mirza wrote "It is very difficult to watch as an athlete and a woman..she has brought laurels to our country and we all celebrate with her on that,..if you have done then now the time has come to stand with them in this even in difficult times. This is a very sensitive matter and there are serious allegations.

Navjot Singh Sidhu: Former opener of the Indian cricket team Navjot Singh Sidhu said, "Despite the complaint of nine well-known wrestlers, there is no FIR. It is surprising." Any country that insults its icon hurts its pride, these women sportspersons have not only brought laurels to the country but have also given wings to the aspirations of millions of people, in such a way hurting their self-respect Hurting the pride of Are the big men of our country above the law now? The law should set a deterrent that generations should tremble before disrespecting women, a good example is the best sermon you can give.

Rani Rampal: Former India women's hockey captain Rani Rampal also supported the wrestlers. He wrote, “It is very sad to see India's top wrestlers on the streets like this. , It breaks my heart to see my fellow players who have worked hard all their lives and won medals for India.

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