After PM Modi consoles Indian wrestler, Pak journalist slams his nation’s leaders; here is why

A Pakistani journalist lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gesture after he consoled an Indian wrestler for not successful Gold on the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

File photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi | PTI

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gesture on a social media platform when he consoled a heartbroken Indian wrestler after she may handle to safe bronze and never Gold on the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games left social media customers impressed.

The gesture has touched many hearts, together with a Pakistani journalist who questioned Pakistani leaders saying that they won’t know that their athletes are successful medals.

The Pak journalist shared a tweet by PM Modi the place the prime minister consoled Pooja Gehlot saying, “Pooja, your medal calls for celebrations, not an apology. Your life journey motivates us, your success gladdens us. You are destined for great things aheadkeep shining!”

Do our leaders even know athletes are successful medals? asks Pakistani journalist after PM Modi consoles heartbroken Indian wrestler

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Touched by this, the journalist wrote, “This is how India projects their athletes. Pooja Gehlot won bronze and expressed sorrow as she was unable to win the Gold medal, and PM Modi responded to her. Ever saw such message from Pakistan PM or President? Do our leaders even know athletes are winning medals?”

Pooja Gehlot, on Saturday, made a assured begin with a TSU win over Scotland’s Christelle Lemofack Letchidjio within the girls’s 50 kg within the Commonwealth Games. However, she misplaced the last-four conflict 6-9 to Canada’s Madison Bianca Parks. Later she received the bronze play-off in opposition to the Scottish participant 12-2.

PM Modi poured a heartfelt message for CWG 2022 bronze medallist Pooja Gehlot after she was heartbroken for not successful the Gold medal.

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