President Murmu Celebrates Indian Athletes' Success at Asian Games 2026
President Murmu's Congratulations to Medal Winners
On Monday, President Droupadi Murmu expressed her heartfelt congratulations to Indian athletes for their impressive performances on Day 9 of the Asian Games taking place in Japan. She specifically acknowledged Yashvir Singh and Rohit Yadav for their achievements in men's javelin, where they secured silver and bronze medals, respectively. This remarkable double podium finish was highlighted, along with Yashvir's personal best throw.
"Warmest congratulations to Yashvir Singh for clinching the Silver Medal and to Rohit Yadav for earning the Bronze Medal in the Men’s Javelin Throw at the Asian Games 2026. Achieving a double podium finish is a proud moment for Indian athletics. Yashvir’s personal best adds to the significance of this accomplishment. Wishing you both continued success in breaking new records with every throw," President Murmu shared in a post on X.
Bronze Medal Achievement in Kurash
President Murmu also commended Pincky Balhara for her bronze medal victory in the Women’s 78kg Kurash event at the Asian Games 2026. She praised Balhara's dedication and her return to the podium.
"I extend my heartiest congratulations to Pincky Balhara for winning the Bronze Medal in the Women’s 78 kg Kurash event at the Asian Games 2026. Your return to the podium with another medal is a significant achievement. Your perseverance and commitment to Kurash are truly commendable. Best wishes for your future successes," President Murmu noted in another post on X.
Silver Medal in Men's Long Jump
Additionally, President Murmu congratulated Murali Sreeshankar for securing the silver medal in the Men’s Long Jump at the Asian Games 2026. She praised his skill and determination.
"Heartiest congratulations to Murali Sreeshankar for winning the Silver Medal in the Men’s Long Jump at the Asian Games 2026. Your outstanding performance showcases your skill, perseverance, and unwavering determination. May you continue to achieve greater heights in your sporting career," President Murmu expressed in another post on X.