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Watch: Wrestler Nisha Dahiya says she’s fine and refuses the fake news regarding her death

Nisha Dahiha via her Instagram posted a video and reported the fake news of her being shot, she said that she is doing fine and is currently in Gonda to play senior nationals.

Wrestler Nisha Dahiya via her Instagram posted a video and reported the fake news of her being shot, she said that she is doing fine and is currently in Gonda to play senior nationals.

Recently Nisha has won bronze medal in U23 world championship and today it was reported that the wrestler and her brother were shot dead by some unknown assailants when they were returning home from Sushil Kumar wrestling academy in Sonipat’s Halalpur.

Just after the news came up it went viral all over the news and social media. It was also reported that her mother was also shot and was admitted to Rohtak’s PGI Hospital in very critical condition.

Further the reports stated that the bodies of Nisha Dahiya and her brother Suraj were taken for postmortem at Civil Hospital in Sonepat and the reason of shooting is still unknown.

Recently after winning the medal in Belgrade in 65 kg wrestling she was highly praised by Prime minister Narendra Modi, he tweeted and congratulated her for giving an phenomenal performance.

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The wrestler clarified through the video that she is absolutely fine. ” My name is Nisha , I have come to play Sr Nationals in Gonda and I’m completely fine , this is fake news and I’m completely fine” Nisha said in the video.

Wrestler Sakshi Malik, a close friend of Nisha Dahiya, was also with her on the video and later Sakshi also tweeted a photo with Nisha and captioned, ‘She is alive’.

After her clarification it was emerged that the murder of the wrestler at the local academy was another Nisha Dahiya and not the National level wrestler!

Nisha is playing since when she was 13 years old and won many National championships and she won her first international medal in 2014 in the 49kg category from Asian Championships.

Later she was tested positive for meldonium, a drug which was banned by World Anti-Doping Agency in 2016 and faced a four-year doping ban but she made a stronger comeback and won the U-23 National Championships in October 2019 in Shirdi.

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