New Delhi: Vinesh Phogat wrestler on Saturday sent his apology to the Indian Wrestling Federation (WFI), which had banged from the competition on the grounds of the insulation during the Tokyo Olympics but the body’s body still did not allow him to compete in the upcoming things of the world championship.
Vinesh, who came out of the Tokyo match following the defeat of the quarter surprise, was suspended by WFI for not living and practiced with Indian teammates and for singlet sponsors from their private sponsors, not officially supplied by the Indian contingent.
The day after his suspension, Vinesh had revealed his physical and mental struggle during the match where he did not have his personal physio service.
The 26-year-old child on Friday answered the notification sent to him by WFI.
“WFI has received a reply and Vinesh has apologized,” a source, is aware of the development, told PTI.
“But it is very possible that even though there is an apology, he may still be not allowed to travel to the world championship,” added the source.
WFI is not happy with the way personal sports NGOs such as OGQ and JSW, which sponsor many Indian athletes, handling Indian wrestlers because they taste they “spoil” them.
WFI has said that it will not allow them to interfere in the affairs of the senior wrestler in the future.
Vinesh is supported by OGQ while Bajrang Punia gets support from JSW.
It has also been studied that Sonam Malik, who has apologized for his mistake, can also be banned in the trial for the World Championship, which is scheduled to be held in Norway from October 2-10.
WFI accused Sonam (62kg) offense because he was seeking help from Sai officials to get his passport from the WFI office before leaving for Tokyo.
The trial is expected to be held in the last week of this month.
The source also added that Divya Kakran, who also served notifications for violations three months ago, also can also be banned in the trial.
He competes in the 68kg category.
WFI will decide the fate of three wrestlers either on Monday or Tuesday.
VINESH Phogat Sends an Apology for Indian Federation Wrestling
