Indian shooting sensation Manu Bhaker has not only won a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics but has also captured the hearts of the nation, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The 22-year-old’s historic achievement, which ended India’s 12-year wait for a shooting medal, has been met with widespread acclaim.
PM Narendra Modi phone calls Manu Bhaker
Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally called Manu Bhaker to congratulate her on her outstanding performance.
He also hailed her victory as an “incredible achievement” and expressed his pride in her success on ‘X’. The Prime Minister’s recognition is a testament to the significance of Bhaker’s medal and its impact on the nation.
Wishes follows for Manu Bhaker
Union Home Minister Amit Shah also joined in the celebrations, lauding Manu Bhaker for her stellar performance and bringing pride to the country. The outpouring of support from the nation’s top leaders reflects the immense joy and excitement generated by Bhaker’s victory.
Back home in Haryana, celebrations erupted at Manu Bhaker’s residence as family and friends rejoiced in her triumph. Her father, Ram Kishan Bhaker, expressed his pride and gratitude for the support received from the government and the people of India.
Paris Olympics
Manu Bhaker’s journey from a young, aspiring shooter to an Olympic medalist is an inspiration to millions. Her victory has not only ended India’s shooting medal drought but has also ignited a wave of patriotism and optimism across the country.
The entire nation is celebrating Bhaker’s achievement, and her name will be etched in the annals of Indian sports history. As the Paris Olympics continue, India will be hoping for more such inspiring performances from its athletes.
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