Let WFI work without any interference: WFI President Sanjay Singh

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WFI President Sanjay Singh on Monday said India have the potential to win four to five medals in women's wrestling at the 2028 Olympic Games but for that to happen "a couple of institutions" will have to stop interfering in day-to-day functioning of the national federation.

The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) remains suspended by the Sports Ministry even as world governing body UWW had lifted its suspension in February following conduct of its election.

The ministry had suspended WFI on December 24, three days after it held elections where Sanjay Singh was elected the new President.