Arjun Munda Celebrates Para-Archers' Triumph at Asian Para Games

BJP leader Arjun Munda has expressed immense pride in the achievements of India's para-archers at the 2026 Asian Para Games, where they secured six medals, including three golds. He highlighted the athletes' dedication and the support from the government, which has played a crucial role in their success. The Indian contingent concluded the games with a record total of 114 medals, showcasing their exceptional talent and determination. This article delves into the details of their remarkable journey and the recognition they received upon returning home.

By Narendra Chaudhary Oct 25, 2026, 22:29 IST

Arjun Munda Applauds Para-Archers for Their Achievements

On October 25, in New Delhi, BJP leader and president of the Archery Association of India, Arjun Munda, expressed his admiration for the para-archers' outstanding performance at the Asian Para Games. He commended their dedication and success in winning gold and silver medals, emphasizing that their accomplishments have brought honor to the nation.

Impressive Medal Count at the Asian Para Games

The para-archers from India showcased remarkable talent at the 2026 Asian Para Games held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, securing a total of six medals—three gold and three silver. Upon their return to New Delhi, the athletes were warmly welcomed at the airport, celebrating their successful campaign.

Recognition of Leadership and Government Support

Munda expressed immense pride in the para-archers, stating, "Their gold and silver medals have brought glory to our country. They have truly excelled while representing India, and no words of praise can fully capture their achievements. It is inspiring to see Indian archery consistently excel, as evidenced by recent performances. Our archers compete with great passion and determination, and we are all incredibly proud of them."

He acknowledged the vital role of the Indian government and the Archery Federation in supporting athletes, highlighting that the Prime Minister's regular engagement with players significantly boosts their morale and motivation.

"The government, alongside the Federation, has been instrumental in providing support. The Prime Minister frequently meets with athletes, which uplifts their spirits and encourages them to perform at their best," Munda added.

Record-Breaking Medal Haul at the Asian Para Games

India concluded its participation in the 2026 Asian Para Games with a historic total of 114 medals, comprising 30 gold, 35 silver, and 49 bronze. The para-athletes delivered exceptional performances, achieving world records and historic victories across various sports. This achievement surpassed the previous edition's medal count of 108, which included 27 gold, 32 silver, and 49 bronze.