Wrestling Federation Challenges Court Ruling on Vinesh Phogat's Trial Participation
The Wrestling Federation of India is appealing a Delhi High Court decision that permitted Vinesh Phogat to take part in the Asian Games selection trials. The Supreme Court hearing is set to address the federation's concerns over the inclusion of Phogat, following her maternity leave, in the trial process.
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The Wrestling Federation of India has approached the Supreme Court, questioning the Delhi High Court's decision to allow Vinesh Phogat to participate in the Asian Games selection trials. The federation contends that the court's ruling disregards its selection framework.
The Supreme Court bench of Justices P S Narasimha and Alok Aradhe will deliberate the matter this Friday. Previously, the High Court concluded that the exemption of Phogat, recently returning from maternity leave, from the trials was unjust. The upcoming trials, scheduled for the end of May, will be documented on video and monitored by representatives from the Sports Authority of India and the Indian Olympic Association.
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