In January, Vinesh Phogat, one of India’s most decorated women wrestlers, alleged that at least 10 woman wrestlers had told her that they were sexually exploited by Mr Singh. She and other protesters also said that some coaches had misbehaved with athletes and criticised the WFI’s functioning. At the time, the WFI had denied all the allegations made by the wrestlers, including that of sexual misconduct.
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