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CWG 2018: Indian wrestlers hauled up for security breach in Gold Coast
HIGHLIGHTS
- Four Indian wrestlers have been grilled by cops and security personnel in Gold Coast for security breach
- Two Indian male wrestlers tried to pass on their accreditation cards to "friends" so that they could enter the Games Village for a "fun tour"
- Vikram Sisodia, chef de mission of the Indian contingent, has also been questioned

HIGHLIGHTS
- Four Indian wrestlers have been grilled by cops and security personnel in Gold Coast for security breach
- Two Indian male wrestlers tried to pass on their accreditation cards to "friends" so that they could enter the Games Village for a "fun tour"
- Vikram Sisodia, chef de mission of the Indian contingent, has also been questioned
After the highs of winning medals for the country at the Commonwealth Games, four Indian wrestlers are now in focus for wrong reasons.
Mail Today has learnt that two male wrestlers tried to pass on their accreditation cards to "friends" in Gold Coast so that they could enter the Games Village for a "fun tour."
The incident has been seen as a major security breach, as a result of which four wrestlers have been grilled by cops and security personnel in Gold Coast.
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It is learnt the Vikram Sisodia, chef de mission of the Indian contingent, was also questioned. At a time when Indian athletes have made news for wrong reasons as well, news of wrestlers indulging in such acts is seen as "preposterous."
Sources told Mail Today the Indian wrestling federation is aware of the matter and will look into it when the team returns.
There is no news on what action the security personnel will take against the offending wrestlers. A censure is very much possible and this could even affect their chances of again entering Australia. It should not come as a surprise if fines are levied.
With African athletes disappearing in Gold Coast, security was a major issue. Surely, even if the Indian wrestlers were trying to have fun, it has become a major issue now.