President, Vice President, PM, Sports Minister congratulate Paralympians

New Delhi, September 04

President Ram Nath Kovind has congratulated Pramod Bhagat, the badminton star of India ranked 1 in the world on winning gold medal at Tokyo Paralympics. In a tweet, Mr. Kovind said, this is especially joyous for Indians as the national anthem was played at the podium. He hoped that Pramod Bhagat will sustain his proven excellence.

The President Congratulated Manoj Sarkar for winning bronze medal in badminton at Paralympics. He said, this is a praiseworthy achievement indeed. Mr. Kovind conveyed best wishes that he brings more glory to the nation in the future.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated Pramod Bhagat on winning Gold medal in Tokyo Paralympics. In a tweet, Mr Modi said, Pramod Bhagat has won the hearts of the entire nation. The Prime Minister said, he is a Champion, whose success will motivate millions. Mr Modi said, he showed remarkable resilience and determination. He conveyed best wishes to him for his future endeavours.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Manoj Sarkar on winning Bronze medal in badminton at the Tokyo Paralympics. In a tweet, Mr Modi said, the nation is overjoyed by Manoj Sarkar’s wonderful performance. He wished him very best for the times ahead.

Mr Modi congratulated Pramod Bhagat and Manoj Sarkar over the phone on winning historic medals at the Paralympics. He expressed joy that Indian athletes are excelling in different sports and that the spirit of confidence among the players is remarkable.

Sports Minister Anurag Thakur has congratulated Pramod Bhagat on winning Gold at the Tokyo Paralympics. In a tweet, Mr Thakur said, Pramod Bhagat scripts history to bag 1st ever gold medal in Men’s Singles SL3 event at Paralympics. He said, it is a remarkable achievement and the four time BWF Champion adds a Paralympics Gold to his name.

Mr Thakur has congratulated Manoj Sarkar on winning Bronze medal. He said, we are witnessing Paralympics history in the making and it is India’s 17th medal at Tokyo Paralympics