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Ready to quit wrestling if proved we asked for exemption: Bajrang Punia

NEW DELHI: The six protesting wrestlers, who received exemption from Asian Games trials, on Saturday, denied demanding such a favour and said they will quit the sport if such allegations are proved.

After IOA ad-hoc panel's decision of a one-bout trial, the protesting wrestlers have been facing opposition from fellow wrestlers over the last couple of days as London Olympic bronze medallist Yogeshwar Dutt questioned if the grapplers were agitating to get such favours.

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