If wrestlers depart Akhara to struggle for justice on streets, then who will select this path: Rahul

New Delhi, Dec 27: Amid the continued controversy over Wrestling Federation of India (WFI), Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday visited the Virender Arya Akhara in Haryana’s Jhajjar and likewise interacted with the wrestlers there, and mentioned if the gamers have to go away akhara to struggle for his or her rights then who will encourage their kids to come back into wrestling.

Rahul Gandhi arrived on the Akhara within the morning in Jhajjar’s Chhara village. There he interacted with the wrestlers on their points and the issues they face, sources mentioned.

He additionally participated in wrestling. After visiting the akhara, Rahul Gandhi, who’s a Lok Sabha MP from Kerala’s Wayanad mentioned, “After years of exhausting work, endurance and unmatched self-discipline the gamers irrigate the soil with their blood and sweat to convey a medal for his nation.”

“At this time, I reached Virendra Arya’s akhara in Chhara village of Jhajjar and mentioned with Olympic medalist Bajrang Punia and different wrestler brothers.There is just one query – if these gamers, the daughters of India, have to go away the struggle of their akhara and struggle for his or her rights and justice on the streets, then who will encourage their kids to decide on this path?” Gandhi requested.