CM Saini Congratulates Jadumani Singh on CWG 2026 Boxing Silver
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A silver medal in the men's 55 kg boxing category at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow — and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini was among the first to mark the moment, taking to X on Saturday, 1 August 2026 to congratulate boxer Jadumani Singh on the achievement.
Saini wrote, 'हार्दिक बधाई एवं शुभकामनाएँ' ('heartfelt congratulations and best wishes'), adding that Jadumani's 'struggle, confidence, and passion for victory were clearly visible in every bout.' He called the medal 'a powerful testament to years of hard work and firm resolve.'
Jadumani Singh's ring journey at Glasgow 2026
Jadumani Singh competed in the men's 55 kg boxing draw, fighting his way through each round to reach the final and claim silver. Saini's post singled out the boxer's consistency across bouts — not just the final result — framing the entire tournament run as proof of character.
Haryana's boxing pipeline and why this matters
Haryana has long been one of India's most prolific nurseries for combat sports, producing a steady stream of boxers who compete at the Commonwealth, Asian, and Olympic levels. Chief ministers of the state have made a habit of publicly honouring athletes on social media, a practice that doubles as both recognition and soft signalling of state investment in sport.
India's boxing contingent has a strong CWG pedigree — the squad returned with multiple medals from the 2022 Birmingham Games, and the Glasgow 2026 edition continues that tradition. A silver in the 55 kg weight class adds to the national tally and keeps the spotlight on a weight category that has historically been competitive for Indian fighters.
Saini closed his message with a prayer for Jadumani's 'bright future' — a reminder that for young boxers, a Commonwealth medal is rarely the ceiling. It is usually the launch pad.