CM Dhami Congratulates Harvinder Singh, Vijay Sundi on Asian Para Games Gold
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Two Indian para-archers turned the recurve doubles range in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan into a moment of national pride — and Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami was among the first to salute it. On Friday, 23 October 2026, Dhami took to X to congratulate Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi on winning the gold medal in the men's recurve doubles archery event at the Asian Para Games 2026.
Writing in Hindi, Dhami offered his 'heartfelt congratulations' (hardik badhai) to the pair and expressed confidence that they would 'continue setting new records of success in the future.' He also extended 'boundless best wishes' (anant shubhkamnayein) for their upcoming competitions.
Harvinder Singh's climb to the top of Asian para archery
Harvinder Singh is one of India's most recognised para-archers, having built a strong international record across major para-sports competitions. His partnership with Vijay Sundi in the men's recurve doubles at Aichi-Nagoya adds a team gold to India's growing para-archery cabinet — a discipline where the country has punched consistently above its weight at the regional level.
The Asian Para Games serve as the continent's premier multi-sport stage for para athletes, drawing competitors from across Asia in disciplines spanning archery, athletics, swimming, and beyond. The 2026 edition in Aichi-Nagoya continues a tradition of high-stakes regional competition that feeds directly into global para-sports cycles.
India's para-archery medal momentum
India has steadily expanded both its para-sports participation and its medal tallies at Asian Para Games editions. Para archery, in particular, has emerged as a reliable source of podium finishes for the country. Each gold at this level matters beyond the moment — it builds ranking points, athlete confidence, and national infrastructure for the road toward the 2028 Paralympic Games.
For Dhami, extending congratulations through his official X account keeps Uttarakhand's political leadership visibly aligned with national sporting achievement — a consistent pattern among state and central leaders whenever Indian athletes deliver on the international stage.
Two archers, one gold, one unbeaten partnership. India's para-sports story keeps writing new chapters — and the next chapter is already on the calendar.