Introduction: The unstoppable Vinesh

Vinesh Phogat said, “I looked him [Brij Bhushan
Charan Singh] in the eye and said Pathak
leke angi main, du tek.”
Vinesh Phogat’s goal was to win an Olympic

medal not only because of his desire for personal
glory but also because of his fight for a greater cause.
Brij Bhushan Charan Singh, former president of the
Wrestling Federation of India (WFI), has taken several

steps against sexual harassment of female
wrestlers in the past year. Yesterday he reached the
Olympic final and made history.
According to ESPN, Olympic and world champion,

two-time European medalist and Pan American
Games winner Vinesh Bogat has reached the Olympic final.
This guaranteed him to win at
least a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.

A story of redemption

This 29-year-old athlete from Haryana traveled to
the Olympics with the aim of winning a medal and
showing that Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh
and he couldn’t be happier with this victory.

Speaking to ESPN in November 2023,
Vinesh Phogat said: “I told the Bajranis that if
they train hard, we will bring home a medal and
prove that they are unstoppable.”

Phogat’s historic semifinal victory

Phogat’s historic semifinal victory at the Paris
Olympics came after he, Sakshi Malik and other
wrestlers were released early last year to respond

to allegations of sexual harassment against female
wrestlers by the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Brij Bhushan
Sharan Singh, which were criticized by some sections

of the Party was criticized online, they were arrested by
Delhi Police and went to Haridwar to throw the medals into
the Ganges but were stopped at the last minute by farmer leader Naresh Tikait.

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