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GUWAHATI, July 3: Arunachal Pradesh clinched the championship title at the 48th National Arm-Wrestling Championship in Palghar, Maharashtra, with a total of 102 medals. The event took place from June 28 to July 1.
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu took to social media platform X to praise Mesom Singhi for her exceptional performance.
Following her victory at the 9th Commonwealth Karate Championship, she went on to claim another Gold at the 23rd Milo Open Karate Championship 2024.
Congratulations to Mesom Singhi on her outstanding achievement! After winning Gold at the 9th Commonwealth Karate Championship, she secured another Gold at the 23rd Milo Open Karate Championship 2024.
Your dedication & skill are truly inspiring. Here’s to more success ahead! pic.twitter.com/dwnJ4ySBCx
— Pema Khandu པདྨ་མཁའ་འགྲོ་། (@PemaKhanduBJP) July 2, 2024
CM further extended his congratulations to Rakesh Jomyang for his outstanding performance at the 48th National Arm Sports Championships.
Congratulations, Rakesh Jomyang, on your remarkable achievements at the 48th National Arm Sports Championships! Winning both gold and bronze medals is a testament to your skill and dedication.
Keep shining and inspiring us all!#ArmSport #GoldMedal pic.twitter.com/s5USGzVe4E
— Pema Khandu པདྨ་མཁའ་འགྲོ་། (@PemaKhanduBJP) July 2, 2024
Additionally, Gopi Bam from New Bam Village, Leparada District, Arunachal Pradesh, has achieved a remarkable feat by winning Gold in the 65kg category at the esteemed 48th National Arm-Wrestling Championship held in Palghar, Maharashtra.
Congratulations to Ms. Gopi Bam from New Bam Village, Leparada District, Arunachal Pradesh, on winning Gold in the 65kg category at the prestigious 48th National Arm-Wrestling Championship held in Palghar, Maharashtra.
Wishing her continued success in her future endeavors! pic.twitter.com/XFEIAzBc62
— MyGov Arunachal Pradesh (@MyGovArunachal) July 2, 2024
Furthermore, Kiyir Diyum Riba achieved the title of ‘champion of champions’ in the female 60 kg weight category, with Hena Pabin securing the same title in the female (youth) 55 kg weight category.
Meanwhile, Obi Megu claimed the ‘champion of champions’ title in the junior female 65 kg weight category.
