Eight female wrestlers suspended for one year by WFI's disciplinary committee after leaving national camp early
WFI Assistant Secretary Vinod Tomar said the wrestlers were suspended because they came to the camp only for trials and left at their will after the competition
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The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has suspended eight women grapplers for one year for missing the national camp in Lucknow
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WFI Assistant Secretary Vinod Tomar said the wrestlers were suspended because they came to the camp only for trials and left at their will after the competition
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The suspended wrestlers include three from Haryaya — Ankush (53kg), Raunak (64kg) and Suman (68kg) and two from Delhi — Bunty (55kg) and Sushma Shaukeen (57kg)
The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has suspended eight women grapplers for one year for missing the national camp in Lucknow.
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WFI Assistant Secretary Vinod Tomar said the wrestlers were suspended because they came to the camp only for trials and left at their will after the competition.
The disciplinary committee of the WFI hence decided to suspend them.
The suspended wrestlers include three from Haryaya — Ankush (53kg), Raunak (64kg) and Suman (68kg) and two from Delhi — Bunty (55kg) and Sushma Shaukeen (57kg).
Sheetal Tomar (50kg) from Rajasthan, Reshma Mane (69kg) from Maharashtra and Nikki (76kg) from Railways were the other wrestlers to be suspended.
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