Paralympics 2024: PM Modi congratulates Kapil Parmar on winning Bronze Medal

Published By : Admin | September 5, 2024 | 22:26 IST

The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today congratulated athlete Kapil Parmar for winning a Bronze medal the Men's 60kg J1 event at the ongoing Paris Paralympics.

Shri Modi called his performance memorable and wished him luck for his future endeavours.

The Prime Minister posted on X:

"A very memorable sporting performance and a special medal!

Congratulations to Kapil Parmar, as he becomes the first-ever Indian to win a medal in Judo at the Paralympics. Congrats to him for winning a Bronze in the Men's 60kg J1 event at the #Paralympics2024! Best wishes for his endeavours ahead.

#Cheer4Bharat"

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