Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on Friday gave the order against Brij Bhuhan in a case lodged by female wrestlers, observing there was 'sufficient evidence' against him. The court, however, discharged Singh in a complaint filed by one of the six women wrestlers, citing lack of sufficient evidence in the complaint.
Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on Friday gave the order against Brij Bhuhan in a case lodged by female wrestlers, observing there was 'sufficient evidence' against him. The court, however, discharged Singh in a complaint filed by one of the six women wrestlers, citing lack of sufficient evidence in the complaint.
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Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on Friday gave the order against Brij Bhuhan in a case lodged by female wrestlers, observing there was 'sufficient evidence' against him. The court, however, discharged Singh in a complaint filed by one of the six women wrestlers, citing lack of sufficient evidence in the complaint. 
