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Delhi HC bars Vinesh Phogat from 2026 World Championship trials

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The Delhi High Court has refused to grant wrestler Vinesh Phogat an interim exemption to compete in the selection trials for the 2026 Senior World Championships. The court stressed the importance of maintaining uniform eligibility standards that apply equally to all athletes. While Phogat had cited maternity-related challenges as grounds for special consideration, the court declined to provide any interim relief. The validity of the maternity policy itself may still be examined separately, but Phogat remains barred from the current trials.

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