Wrestler Sushil Kumar may move Supreme Court to challenge Narsingh Yadav after approaching WFI

By  PTC NEWS June 6th 2016 11:30 AM -- Updated: June 7th 2016 10:50 AM

Delhi High Court Dismisses Wrestler Sushil Kumar's plea seeking trail with Narsingh Yadav

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