For Our Wrestlers, Road to the Olympics Wasn’t As Tough as the One to Parliament

A Kaafi Real cartoon by The Quint on a deafening demand for justice, falling on seemingly deaf ears.

Aroop Mishra
India
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>They say the walls can hear us. But the cries of our wrestlers continue to go unheard by the walls of our new Parliament, and by those who unveiled it.</p></div>
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They say the walls can hear us. But the cries of our wrestlers continue to go unheard by the walls of our new Parliament, and by those who unveiled it.

(Cartoon: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

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They say the walls can hear us. But the cries of our wrestlers continue to go unheard by the walls of our new Parliament, and by those who unveiled it.

A deafening demand for justice, falling on seemingly deaf ears.

(Cartoon: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

Maybe it is better to have a building as our national pride, than our wrestlers. Because buildings can't protest, right?

(Kaafi Real is a series of cartoons on The Quint. You can check out all our other Kaafi Real cartoons here.)

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