Amritsar
Harvinder Singh, who won the gold medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games to be held in Paris and his coach Jeevan Jyot Singh Teja and Sachkhand Shri Darbar Sahib arrived to pay obeisance. While he took his forehead in Sri Darbar Sahib, he also enjoyed Madhur Bani. On this occasion, he was also honored by the Information Department of Sachkhand Shri Darbar Sahib on reaching Guru Nagri Amritsar.
On this occasion, coach Dronacharya Awardee Jeevan Jyot Singh Teja said that it is a matter of great pride for us that a young Sikh of Punjab has brought a gold medal for India in 2024 Paris Paralympics. I want to congratulate all the countrymen and the Shiromani Committee and appeal to the government as well as the youth to motivate the youth towards sports so that the youth of the country get the right direction.
In order to inspire the youth of India and especially Punjab to the sports and to take the name of India and Punjab to the highest place in the world and to become a source of inspiration for our new generation, the winner of Liparalampics and Arjuna Awards Harvinder Singh Shri Darbar Sahib Natmak, said this talk and Arjun Award winner Harvinder Singh Shri Darbar Sahib, we said that we are the best Suman has come to offer and thank Guru Maharaj. It is requested to always keep a player like Lord Harvinder in the headlines so that he can illuminate the name of his family, country and Punjab in the world.
Meanwhile, Paralympic athlete and Arjuna Award winner Harvinder Singh said that he had the opportunity to participate in the 2024 Paralympic Games and won the gold medal for India. All the credit for this goes to our coach Jeevan Jyot Singh Teja, who prepared us for this game and today we have been able to illuminate the name of India and Punjab in the world. We appeal to the new generation to renounce drugs and focus on sports so that every child born from the land of Punjab can illuminate the name of the country through his good performance globally. Along with the youth and farmers of the country, we also need to pay attention to sports related to our heritage and culture.
