Vinesh Phogat, an accomplished wrestler from India, announced on Sunday that she is one of the six victims in the ongoing sexual harassment case against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, former president of the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI). In a video shared on social media, she expressed her concerns about the upcoming National Open Ranking tournament in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, where she is set to make her competitive return after nearly 20 months. Vinesh highlighted the potential risks associated with competing in an environment heavily influenced by Singh, stating that it creates immense mental pressure for her and her team. She criticized the Indian government and the sports ministry for their lack of support, suggesting that they have allowed Singh to operate with impunity. Despite initial difficulties in registering for the tournament, she confirmed that her registration was completed, expressing gratitude for the support she received. Vinesh's situation sheds light on the broader challenges faced by athletes in India amidst ongoing legal proceedings.