Bajrang Punia accuses women wrestlers of tampering with pictures

New Delhi: Wrestlers, who were protesting at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, were detained by the police on Sunday when they were on their way to protest in front of the new Parliament building. A photo is now going viral on social media about the police action. In this photo, the women wrestlers who have been detained by the police are seen smiling. Bajrang Punia, who is protesting with women wrestlers, has reacted to this photo going viral on social media. He said that the people of the "IT cell" are deliberately spreading these lies.

The IT cell is spreading this false picture. We make it clear that a complaint will be filed against whoever posts this fake picture. #WrestlersProtestpic.twitter.com/a0MngT1kUa

— Bajrang Punia 🇮🇳 (@BajrangPunia) May 28, 2023

Bajrang Punia has shared two pictures from his Twitter handle. In one of these photos, the female wrestler is seen smiling, while in the other, the smile is missing from her face. Bajrang Punia claims that the photo in which the female wrestler is without a smile is the real photo. While the photo in which she is smiling is fake.

Our movement is not over.

After being released from police custody, we will start our satyagraha back at Jantar Mantar, there will

be no longer dictatorship in this country, but the satyagraha of women wrestlers. 🙏

— Sakshi Malik (@SakshiMalik) May 28, 2023

After the Delhi Police cleared Jantar Mantar and detained the wrestlers, a tweet has been made from the Twitter account of women wrestler Sakshi Malik, in which she has written that our movement is not over. Sakshi Malik wrote in her tweet, "Our movement is not over, after being released from police custody, we will start satyagraha back at Jantar Mantar. There will be no dictatorship in this country now, but the satyagraha of women wrestlers.

Delhi Police has removed the tents and other belongings of wrestlers from Jantar Mantar on Sunday. Earlier, top Indian wrestlers, including Olympians and Commonwealth Games champions, were detained in an attempt to stage a protest outside the newly-built Parliament building.

Delhi Police has detained several wrestlers including Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat and Sakshi. "More than 2000,<> of our supporters have been detained. Dictatorship is going on everywhere. He later tweeted: "Does any government treat the country's champions like this? What crime have we committed?"