‘Come Back Stronger, Rooting for You’: PM Modi’s Support for Vinesh Phogat After Paris Olympics Disqualification

‘Come Back Stronger, Rooting for You’: PM Modi’s Support for Vinesh Phogat After Paris Olympics Disqualification

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said he wishes words could communicate the “feeling of depression” he is feeling about the fresh insight about Vinesh Phogat’s exclusion from the Paris Olympics. Considering the grappler a “champion among champions”, he said however the mishap harms, India is pulling for her to return more grounded.

“Vinesh, you are a boss among champions! You are India’s pride and a motivation for every single Indian. The present difficulty harms. I wish words could communicate the feeling of gloom that I am encountering. Simultaneously, I realize that you encapsulate versatility. It has forever been your inclination to take difficulties head on. Return more grounded! We are pulling for you,” the top state leader composed on X.

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Phogat, who dazed world number 1 and reigning champ Yui Susaki in the 50-kg free-form occasion, guaranteed India’s first silver decoration in quite a while’s wrestling on her street to the finals on Tuesday (August 6). With all expectations for the country’s lady gold decoration in this game nailed to her, she was viewed as 100 gm over the necessary load for the class because of which she was excluded.