Clash Erupts As Police Stop Wrestlers From Marching Towards New Parliament Building: PICS

Days after coming back at Jantar Manatar in Delhi demanding arrest and sacking of WFI Chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Singh, the wrestlers on Sunday marched towards new Parliament Building which was being inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi. (Image Credit: PTI)

The wrestlers were stopped by Delhi police personnel as they tried to march towards new Parliamen building to hold 'Mahila Mahapanchayat'. (Image Credit: PTI)

Security personnel detain wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Sangeeta Phogat during wrestlers' protest march towards new Parliament building on Sunday, May 28. The new building of Parliament was also inaugurated today only. (Image Credit: PTI)

The wrestlers were stopped by Delhi police personnel as they tried to march towards new Parliament building to hold 'Mahila Mahapanchayat'. (Image Credit: PTI)

A scuffle broke out between protesting wrestlers and Delhi police personnel as the grapplers were moving towards the new Parliament building 'breaking' the security barricades. (Image Credit: PTI)

Earlier in the day, Punia took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Central government and said that the inauguration of the new Parliament building is happening on one hand, whereas democracy is being murdered on the other. (Image Credit: PTI)

Wrestlers were seen climbing on the barricades to cross it saying they are the citizens of the country and can walk like any normal person. A 'Mahila Mahapanchayat' was announced to be held on Sunday.(Image Credit: PTI)

Security personnel detain wrestler Sakshi Malik during wrestlers' protest march towards new Parliament building. (Image Credit: PTI)

Olympic medalist Bajrang Punia said, Goli maar do hume (shoot all of us) and claimed that police have detained Sakshi Malik. The wrestlers said that police are not allowing them to conduct a peaceful march towards Parliament. (Image Credit: PTI)

Punia said that Mahapanchayat will certainly be held today. We're fighting for our self-respect. We appeal to the administration to release our people detained by police, he added. (Image Credit: PTI)