CM Rekha Gupta Congratulates Jadumani Singh on CWG 2026 Silver
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A silver medal in the boxing ring, and a chorus of congratulations from the capital. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Saturday, August 1, 2026, took to X to applaud Jadumani Singh for clinching the Silver Medal in the Men's 55kg Boxing event at the Commonwealth Games 2026.
Gupta called it 'a determined performance and a well-deserved podium finish,' adding her wishes for many more achievements ahead. The message, tagged #CWG2026 and #Cheer4Bharat, reflects the wave of institutional support Indian athletes have drawn from political leaders across the spectrum at this edition of the Games.
Jadumani Singh's silver in the 55kg ring
Jadumani Singh competed in the highly contested Men's 55kg category, a weight class that has historically produced sharp, tactical bouts at the Commonwealth level. His silver-medal finish places him on the podium at one of the world's most-watched multi-sport events, contested by athletes from across Commonwealth nations. It is a result that earns him a place in India's growing CWG boxing legacy.
India's boxing medal tradition at the Commonwealth Games
India has long punched above its weight — literally — in Commonwealth Games boxing. Across multiple editions, Indian boxers have delivered medals in a range of weight categories, making the sport one of the country's most reliable sources of podium finishes at the quadrennial event. Singh's silver continues that thread. With boxing events still ongoing at CWG 2026, India's final tally in the sport remains to be written.
For a young boxer stepping onto a Commonwealth podium, the moment is both a reward and a launching pad. The next chapter is his to author.