Star raider Pawan Sehrawat who was sent home for the rest of the ongoing Pro Kabaddi League season by his team Tamil Thalaivas what the franchise said was due to some disciplinary issues, on Saturday issued his response on the matter. Sehrawat dismissed the allegations, saying that if they were found to be true, he will leave kabaddi.
“The team has called me undisciplined. I have been a part of the India team so I know very well what the meaning of discipline is. If I am found to be undisciplined and whatever allegations the team have levelled against me, if there’s even 1% truth in it, I promise to you guys that I will stop playing Kabaddi. I am still standing firm on this. I am saying that I am right and am not wrong anywhere,” Pawan Sehrawat said.
In the beginning on the video he thanked fans for their support and said that he and Arjun had made a few plans for the team going forward but due to a particular individual those plans couldn’t come into fruition.
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“After yesterday’s post, I thank all of you for your calls and messages. I was in the same team in season 9, and I received a lot of support through my injury back then. Arjun, my younger brother, and I made a lot of plans to take the team forward. However, we were unable to do so due to a particular individual,” he added.
On Saturday, the Thalaivas had said that they were sending Sehrawat home and the player would not be taking further part in the ongoing season.
“Pawan Sehrawat has been sent home from the squad for the remainder of the season owing to disciplinary reasons. This decision has been made after due consideration and in alignment with the team’s code of conduct,” the franchise said in a statement which they posted on X.
Sehrawat had joined the Thalaivas ahead of this season after two years at Telugu Titans and has featured in the first three matches this season.
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