Sakshi Malik: wrestling for justice

How the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal for wrestling was now pushed to consider throwing it in the Ganga...

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00:00My clothes are torn!

00:30I have seen wrestling changing in 2-2 seconds. So why not in 10 seconds? So I tried it in 10 seconds and got it.

01:00I spent my childhood in the village. I was with my grandparents for 4-5 years.

01:30I have a lot of attacks but my signature move is the double leg attack.

02:00I lost that match in the last 9 seconds. It was the toughest match for me.

02:30All the girls think that they want to go to the Olympics and win a medal for their country.

03:00As soon as I won the medal, the government of Haryana announced that they will give me a plot of 500 acres and a job in Haryana.

03:08So there was a lot of delay.

03:14We used to go to tournaments together. We used to go to the same school.

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