We do not recognise ad-hoc panel, will conduct Nationals: Sanjay Singh ...Middle East

New Delhi: Suspended Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Sanjay Singh has said he does not recognise the ad-hoc panel appointed by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), declaring that WFI will proceed with conducting the national championships. Days after Singh won the election for the WFI president’s post, the Sports Ministry suspended the Wrestling body over the announcement to hold U15 and U20 nationals and has asked IOA to establish a temporary panel to oversee the operations of the WFI. “The ad-hoc committee was established without consulting me or other elected members of the WFI. Hence, we do not recognise this panel,” said Singh while speaking to a News Channel. The 3-member

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