Haryanvi wrestler Aman Sehrawat has clinched a bronze medal for India at the Paris Olympics, marking a significant achievement at just 21 years old. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to Sehrawat in a personal call, praising his remarkable accomplishment.
Prime Minister Modi described Sehrawat’s victory on such a prestigious platform at a young age as a notable achievement. He commended Sehrawat’s resilience, particularly highlighting his ability to persevere and succeed despite the personal tragedy of losing his parents.
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In his message, Prime Minister Modi acknowledged the hard work Sehrawat put into his training at the Chhatrasal Stadium, which he has come to regard as his second home. Modi further praised Sehrawat’s dedication, stating, “Aman’s life is an inspiration for Indians. As the youngest athlete to win a medal for India at the Paris Olympics, his journey is a testament to his hard work and determination.”
Sehrawat, in response to the Prime Minister’s call, expressed his aspiration to aim for gold in the 2028 Olympics. “I will strive to win the gold medal in the next Olympics,” Sehrawat stated.
Prime Minister Modi also touched upon the challenges of moving forward in life after the loss of parents, acknowledging the emotional and personal struggles that Sehrawat has faced. Modi noted the relentless efforts of athletes, emphasizing that while medals are significant, the dedication and contributions of athletes like Sehrawat are what truly matter.
“The distinction of gold, silver, or bronze is secondary. What matters most is the immense contribution Aman Sehrawat has made to the country, and this achievement is being celebrated across India,” the Prime Minister concluded.
