Jaipur — Following her impressive performance at the Paris Olympics 2024, where shooter Manu Bhaker clinched the Bronze medal in the Women’s 10 M Air Pistol event, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports for Rajasthan and an Olympic medallist himself, has praised Bhaker’s achievement and its significance for Indian sports.
In a statement, Rathore expressed his enthusiasm about India securing a medal immediately after the opening ceremony of the Olympics, calling it a highly auspicious start. “It is very auspicious to see India win a medal right after the opening ceremony of the Olympics. I am confident that this achievement will boost the morale of all our athletes participating in the games,” Rathore said.
He emphasized the positive impact Bhaker’s victory will have on the Indian contingent, noting that her success will inspire fellow athletes to strive for excellence. “Every player at the Olympics is now motivated and ready to fight for a medal. Manu Bhaker’s performance is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our athletes,” Rathore added.
Rathore extended his heartfelt congratulations to Manu Bhaker and her family, acknowledging their efforts and support throughout her journey. “My best wishes to Manu Bhaker and her family. This achievement is a proud moment for all of us and a significant milestone in Indian sports,” he concluded.
Bhaker’s bronze medal win has been celebrated as a remarkable accomplishment and a promising start for India at the Paris Olympics. Her success highlights the growing strength and potential of Indian shooters on the global stage.
