CM Samrat Choudhary wishes Indian team at Asian Para Games 2026
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India's para athletes carry the tricolour into continental competition once again — and Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has sent them off with a message of national pride and unwavering confidence on Sunday, 18 October 2026.
Posting in Hindi on X, Choudhary wrote: 'Adamya sahas, atut sankalp aur asadharan pratibha hamare khiladiyon ki pahchaan hai' — 'Indomitable courage, unshakeable resolve and extraordinary talent are the hallmark of our athletes.' He expressed full conviction that the Indian contingent would 'enhance the nation's honour through outstanding performance, discipline and sportsmanship, and make the entire nation proud.'
India's para sport journey on the Asian stage
India's engagement with para sports at the continental level has grown steadily. At the 2023 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, India fielded a significant contingent and returned with a commendable medal haul, signalling the country's rising competitiveness in adaptive athletics. The Asian Para Games 2026 is the next chapter in that journey — another stage for athletes who have trained through injury, adversity, and institutional gaps that would stop most people cold.
Messages of solidarity from political leaders ahead of major international sporting events have become a consistent feature of India's public sporting culture — a way of placing the weight of national expectation, and national support, squarely behind the athletes who carry the flag.
The tricolour, the challenge, the moment
Choudhary's closing lines carried a rhythmic resolve: 'Victory over every challenge, excellence in every effort, and the glory of the tricolour in every contest.' The post was tagged #AsianParaGames2026 and #IndianContingent.
For India's para athletes, the message from Patna echoes what millions feel — that every medal won under impossible odds does not just belong to the athlete, it belongs to the country.