evidence: Sangeeta Phogat on Saturday dedicated her bronze medal in the non-Olympic 59kg category that featured six wrestlers at the Hungary Ranking Series tournament to "all those who are fighting crime against women". Sangeeta and her husband Bajrang Punia, the Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist sat at New Delhi's Jantar Mantar on a month-long protest against the former WFI President Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who has sexual harassment charges levelled against him by multiple female wrestlers. [...] आप सभी के बधाई के संदेश मुझ तक पहुँच रहे हैं इस पल पर बहुत भावुक हूँ। आप सभी का बहुत बहुत शुक्रिया। यह मेडल सिर्फ़ मेरा नहीं है। सब आप सभी का मेडल है मैं इस मेडल को दुनिया की उन सभी संघर्षशील महिलाओं को समर्पित करती हूँ जो महिलाओं के विरुद्ध हुए अपराधों के ख़िलाफ़ संघर्षरत हैं।... pic.twitter.com/FyJnqhaHVZ - Sangeeta Phogat (@sangeeta_phogat) July 15, 2023 Sangeeta, who won the National Championship in the 62kg last year, began with a defeat by fall against American Jennifer Page Rogers in a contest lasted just 80 seconds. In her next bout against America's Brenda Olivia Reyna, the Indian managed to shake off rust and was quick with her movement. She went into the break with a 4-2 lead and kept consolidating to finally win the bout by technical superiority. One win and one defeat in a six-wrestler draw put her in the semifinal against Poland's Magdalena Urszula Glodek.