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The Delhi Police told a court that Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh outraged the modesty of the women wrestlers who filed harassment charges against him at every opportunity he could get. The Police statement came as Delhi's Rouse Avenue court was hearing arguments for framing of charges against Brij Bhushan. The chargesheet was filed in the Sexual harassment case filed by six women wrestlers. Additional Public Prosecutor Atul Srivastava, representing the Delhi Police, told the court that the WFI chief knew what he was doing. He said that Brij Bhushan’s intention was to outrage the modesty of the wrestlers.

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00:00 The Delhi police told a court that Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan
00:07 Singh outraged the modesty of the women wrestlers who filed harassment charges against him at
00:12 every opportunity he could get.
00:14 The police statement came as Delhi's Rouse Avenue court was hearing arguments for framing
00:19 of charges against Brij Bhushan.
00:21 The charge sheet was filed in the sexual harassment case filed by six women wrestlers.
00:26 Additional public prosecutor Atul Srivastav, representing Delhi police, told the court
00:31 that the WFI chief knew what he was doing.
00:34 He said that Brij Bhushan's intention was to outrage the modesty of the wrestlers.
00:38 Srivastav also pointed out that there are three types of evidence against Sharan Singh
00:42 which are enough to frame charges.
00:45 These include a written complaint and two recorded statements under sections 161 i.e.
00:50 examination of witnesses by the police and 164 i.e. statements recorded by a magistrate
00:56 under the Code of Criminal Procedure.
00:58 Srivastav said that the court is within the jurisdiction to frame charges against Brij
01:02 Bhushan Singh.
01:03 He also countered the argument made by the WFI chief's lawyer that sanction under section
01:08 188 of CRPC is required for cases that took place outside India.
01:12 Atul Srivastav referred to an earlier judgment and argued that sanction would be required
01:17 only if all the offences were committed outside India.
01:20 He said that the offences took place in Delhi as well as other places so sanction was not
01:25 required.
01:26 Brij Bhushan's lawyer, Advocate Rajiv Mohan, earlier submitted that the Delhi court does
01:30 not have jurisdiction to decide on offences which took place outside the country unless
01:35 that sanction is obtained.
01:36 Srivastav also told the court that all the witnesses in the case said that the co-accused
01:41 Vinod Kumar aided and facilitated Brij Bhushan's acts.
01:45 Before his suspension as the former Additional Secretary of WFI, Kumar worked closely with
01:50 Brij Bhushan Singh and looked after the day-to-day affairs of the wrestling body.
01:54 The Delhi police filed the charge sheet against the six-time MP on June 15 under sections
01:58 354, assault or criminal force to women with intent to outrage her modesty, 354A, sexual
02:05 harassment, 354D, stalking and 506, criminal intimidation of the Indian penal court.
02:12 Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Harjeet Singh Jaspal had granted bail to Brij Bhushan
02:16 Singh and suspended WFI Additional Secretary Vinod Kumar on July 20.
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