The Prime Minister congratulated Sukhchain on winning the bronze medal at the Asian Para Games.

At the Asian Para Games, India delivered a remarkable performance across several disciplines, including track and field, swimming, and shooting. The Prime Minister personally congratulated Sukhchain, who won a bronze medal in these competitions, for his continual progress in sport despite a physical disability. He said that Sukhchain’s achievement is not only a story of overcoming personal hardships but also a source of inspiration for the country’s disabled athletes. He also noted that such accomplishments will raise awareness and support for para‑sports at the national level.

Sukhchain said that he could not have made this medal possible without the support of his family, coach, and the national sports authority. He explained that he faced many challenges during training, but with determination and the help of his team he shone on the international stage. The Prime Minister emphasized that the government is developing new policies to strengthen basic facilities, training infrastructure, and financial assistance for disabled athletes. He added that India is expected to win more medals at Asian and world levels in the future, and that all stakeholders must work together toward this goal.

Sukhchain’s victory has further encouraged a positive attitude toward para‑sports in the country. Sports federations and various social organizations have acknowledged this achievement and announced several programs to inspire young disabled athletes. Thus, with the Prime Minister’s congratulations and the government’s support policy, the path for the development of para‑sports in India appears clearer and faster.