new delhi the supreme court on tuesday asked delhi police to respond within three days to a petition accusing it of not registering an fir based on sexual harassment complaints by seven nationallevel female wrestlers against wrestling federation of india president brij bhushan sharan singh a bjp mptaking up the petition for hearing at the mention stage a bench of chief justice d y chandrachud and justice p s narasimha issued notice to delhi police and sought responses from it on or before friday the next date of hearingread also3 months on wrestlers back at jantar mantar demand arrest of wfi chiefafter a gap of three months the countrys top wrestlers are once again staging a sitin protest at jantar mantar demanding the immediate arrest of wrestling federation of india wfi president brij bhushan sharan singh the wrestlers present at the protest site on sunday were bajrang punia0124sexual harassment allegations matter is in supreme court and the court will decide says wfi chief brij bhushan singhthe court also redacted the names of the three petitioners as well as seven women complainants from the court records to suppress their identities even though they had gone public with their protest at jantar mantar over alleged inaction of police and the authorities concernedsenior advocate kapil sibal told the court that delhi police had not yet registered an fir even after a lapse of three days in complete violation of the law settled by the sc in the lalita kumari case where the investigating agencies were mandated to register an fir on getting a complaint revealing commission of a cognisable offencesenior advocate narender hooda said the wfi president is a bjp mp and powerful politician and thats the reason why no fir has been registered till now as the political system is giving him protection from being investigated over the serious charges levelled by medalwinning athletes one of the complainants is a gold medalwinning 16yearold wrestler which would invite pocso act charges against singh he said0257supreme court asks delhi police why no fir against wfi chief brij bhushan singhafter being sexually emotionally mentally and physically exploited by the accused and his close aides on numerous occasions the petitioners along with other wrestlers mustered courage to raise the issue before the authority concerned and protested at jantar mantar which led to the sports ministry setting up a fivemember oversight committee to investigate the allegations the petitioners said0351sexual harassment complaint no fir against wfi president yet dcw sends notice to delhi policeslamming the committee for purportedly giving clean chit to the accused the petitioners demanded that the committees report be made public the women athletes who make our nation proud are facing sexual harassment and instead of getting support they deserve they are being forced to run from pillar to post they said0237protesting wrestlers threaten to move sc if fir not registered against brij bhushannarrating their unpleasant experience at the connaught place police station where they had gone to register their complaint the petitioners said