CM Saini congratulates Lovlina on CWG 2026 silver
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A silver medal on the international stage — and Lovlina Borgohain has done it again. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday, 2 August 2026, congratulated the Indian boxing star on winning silver in the women's 75 kg category at the Commonwealth Games 2026, hailing her composure, technique, and mental fortitude across the tournament.
Posting in Hindi on X, CM Saini wrote: 'अंतरराष्ट्रीय मंच पर आपका संतुलित खेल, बेहतरीन तकनीक और अद्भुत मानसिक दृढ़ता पूरे टूर्नामेंट में देखने को मिली' — 'Your balanced play, excellent technique, and remarkable mental strength were on display throughout the tournament on the international stage.' He called the silver medal 'a glorious testament to your consistent excellence and dedication to Indian boxing.'
Lovlina's journey from Tokyo bronze to Glasgow silver
Lovlina Borgohain, the Assam-born boxer, first announced herself to the world with a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics — one of India's most celebrated sporting moments of that year. That breakthrough cemented her status as the face of a new generation of Indian women's boxing, a sport that has quietly built an impressive international record since 2012. The CWG 2026 silver adds another landmark to that arc.
CM Saini expressed hope that her achievement would 'infuse new energy among the country's athletes' and that India would continue to add many more proud successes in the future. The message, carrying hashtags #CWG2026, #Glasgow2026, and #Cheer4Bharat, reflects the national mood around combat sports where Indian women have consistently punched above expectation on the global stage.
Why Haryana's CM is watching boxing closely
Haryana has long been India's most prolific nursery for combat sports — wrestling, boxing, and kabaddi draw from the state's deep sporting culture. State leaders routinely amplify international medal wins, both as genuine pride and as a signal of government investment in grassroots sport. For CM Saini, congratulating a boxer of Lovlina's stature is also an implicit acknowledgement of the pipeline that produces such champions.
Lovlina's silver at Glasgow 2026 keeps Indian boxing's momentum firmly intact — and sets the stage for what promises to be an intense build-up to the next Olympic cycle.