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Brij Bhushan's comments came soon after the Sports Ministry suspended the WFI till further orders after the new body made a 'hasty announcement' of organising the Under-15 and Under-20 nationals.
The Ministry has asked the Indian Olympic Association to constitute an ad-hoc body to control and manage the affairs of the WFI.
'I have already spoken enough. No more comments,' said Thakur.
This comes a day after Bajrang Punia returned his Padma Shri Award in protest against Brij Bhushan Singh's close aide Sanjay Singh's victory in the WFI polls.
Sakshi Malik, India's lone female Olympic medallist in the sport wrestler, has quit the game in protest, while Olympic medallist Bajrang Punia has returned Padma Shri - one of the country's highest civilian awards.
Bajrang was stopped at the Kartavya Path by Delhi Police officials when he tried to reach the Parliament to meet PM Modi and hand over his letter.
'We fought from our heart but if a man like Brij Bhushan, his business partner and a close aide is elected as the president of WFI, I quit wrestling,' said a teary-eyed Sakshi.
The outcome of the polls would give top wrestlers Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat and Sakshi Malik the feeling that their protest against Brij Bhushan has come to naught as they could not get the fraternity behind them.
As per Tokyo Games bronze medallist Bajrang, they withdrew their protest after the government assured that no one related to Brij Bhushan will contest the polls.
In the early stages, Australian cricketers attracted the highest bids with all-rounder Annabel Sutherland being sold to Delhi Capitals for Rs 2 crore and batter Phoebe Litchfield to Gujarat Giants for Rs 1 crore.