Delhi police records statement of WFI chief

May 12, 2023 12:10

The Delhi Police says it has recorded the statement of WFI president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. The police have also asked for some documents from the WFI chief. "Brij Bhushan denied the allegations levelled against him," the police said.

A SIT has been formed with six police teams including four women police officers. A team of 10 people was formed under the supervision of a woman DCP. Statements of Assistant Secretary WFI Vinod Tomar were also recorded. Vinod Tomar is also an accused in the Delhi Police's FIR.

"Brij Bhushan has asked that some video evidence and mobile data be collected in his clarification. The SIT will also interrogate Brij Bhushan further," the police said.

Delhi Police teams went to Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka and Haryana and collected evidence on the wrestlers' complaint. "Delhi Police is in touch with the concerned agencies even where allegations have been levelled outside the country," the police said.

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