IndiaThe Delhi High Court has directed the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) to respond to a plea by wrestler Vinesh Phogat challenging disciplinary actions against her. The court issued show-cause notices (SCN) alleging indiscipline, anti-doping violations, and misconduct during the 2026 Asian Games selection trials. Phogat's legal team argued that the WFI failed to follow judicial directions, including not disclosing the disciplinary committee's composition until July 30 and scheduling proceedings without deferral despite requests. The court clarified it is not directing Phogat's appearance but has asked WFI's counsel to obtain instructions. Separately, the court also issued notice on another petition by Phogat demanding a fair framework for returning female athletes to competition post-pregnancy and childbirth.
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