India, May 28 -- AYODHYA A day after a Delhi court closed a sexual harassment case filed against him by a female wrestler, former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh called for a nationwide review of laws meant to protect women, children and marginalised communities, claiming "they are being misused". On his visit to Ayodhya on Tuesday, the former MP was greeted by over 10,000 supporters at the airport. He reached Hanuman Garhi with a convoy of hundreds of vehicles and offered prayers there. Speaking to the media, he said laws dealing with dowry harassment, Dalit harassment and sexual harassment were meant for protection but were being misused despite their importance. He also urged the government to introduce provisions for double punishment in cases where a person is falsely accused. "From the sacred land of Ayodhya, I demand that the government should ensure that these laws are not misused. The discussion is not about abolishing the law, but there should be a review to prevent the misuse of laws," said Singh. "I have great faith in Lord Hanuman. When allegations were levelled against me on January 18, 2023, I said it was a lie...everything I said turned out to be true," he said. "I had faith in the judiciary and express my gratitude. Truth can be troubled, but not defeated. I do not regret what I lost, and what I gained is not insignificant," he added....