India’s daughters increased the pride of the country in Paralympics, so PM Modi congratulated them in this style
PM Modi Congratulates Manisha Ramdass and T Murugesan: Manisha Ramdas and Tulsimati Murugeshan have won 2 medals for India in badminton within just 10 minutes on the fifth day of Paris Paralympics 2024. Now the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has congratulated these daughters of India for achieving this historic feat. Murugeshan has won the silver medal while Manisha has won the bronze medal. This has increased the number of medals won by India in the Paralympics 2024 to 11.
Sending a message of congratulations to T Murugeshan, PM Modi wrote on X, “It is a proud moment for us that Tulsimati Murugeshan has won the silver medal in the women’s singles badminton SU5 category. Her success will inspire the youth to move forward. Her commitment to sports is commendable. Many congratulations to her.”
On the other hand, the Prime Minister also shared a special message for Manisha Ramdas on X. He said, “Manisha Ramdas has won the bronze medal in the women’s singles SU5 category with a great effort. Her commitment and her perseverance have taken her to this achievement. Many congratulations to her.”
Let us tell you that India won 19 medals including 5 gold in Tokyo Paralympics. Talking about Paris Paralympics, Indian athletes have won 11 medals even before the end of the fifth day. India is moving towards breaking the last record and soon the number of medals can cross 20.
A moment of immense pride as Thulasimathi wins a Silver Medal in the Women’s Badminton SU5 event at the #Paralympics2024Her success will motivate many youngsters. Her dedication to sports is commendable. Congratulations to her. @Thulasimathi11 #Cheer4Bharat pic.twitter.com/Lx2EFuHpRg
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 2, 2024
An outstanding effort by Manisha Ramadass to win the Bronze Medal in the Women’s Badminton SU5 event at the Paralympics! Her dedication and perseverance have led to this incredible achievement. Congratulations to her. #Cheer4Bharat pic.twitter.com/Tv6RYZTqKN
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 2, 2024
