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Legal battle on, won’t hit streets again: Wrestlers

New Delhi, June 25 A day after saying they could hit the streets again to resume the stir against the WFI chief, protesting wrestlers on Sunday said the fight against Brij Bhushan will be fought in the court and not...

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Updated At : 11:29 AM Jun 26, 2023 IST

New Delhi, June 25

A day after saying they could hit the streets again to resume the stir against the WFI chief, protesting wrestlers on Sunday said the fight against Brij Bhushan will be fought in the court and not on roads.

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