Paralympian Dharambir Dedicates Gold Medal to Coach Amit Saroha

Paralympian Dharambir won gold in the men's club throw F51 event, breaking the Asian record with a throw of 34.92m. He dedicated his victory to his coach Amit Kumar Saroha, who inspired and guided him. Despite initial setbacks, Dharambir triumphed, showcasing resilience and determination.

Celebrated Paralympian Dharambir has paid tribute to his coach Amit Kumar Saroha by dedicating his recent gold medal to him. Dharambir dominated the men's club throw F51 event at the Paralympics, achieving a remarkable throw of 34.92 meters, which shattered the Asian record.

His emotional triumph, marked by overcoming a series of fouled attempts, was highlighted by the unwavering support of his coach. Saroha, 39, who unfortunately didn't secure a podium finish, has been a guiding force for Dharambir, whose athletic journey began following a life-altering injury.

Dharambir highlighted the significant role Saroha played in his career, emphasizing their collective aspiration to inspire future athletes. Despite the pressure and technical challenges they faced, Dharambir's ultimate success was a testament to perseverance and mentor-ship.

(With inputs from agencies.)