New Delhi: Deepa Malik, The Rio Paralympics Silver Mekalist, has supported the Indian contingent going to Tokyo Paralympics to create history.
India sent its biggest contingent to a paralympic match in Tokyo – 54 para-sportspersons crossing nine sports disciplines.
Deepa Malik, President of the Indian Paralympics Committee (PCI), quickly showed that the increase in the number of athletes participation had made “stronger” contingencies.
“It itself describes how strong the contingent is, especially when we have at least 24 of our 54 top three athletes in the original local trial in India,” said Deepa who was happy to Ani.
“When we talk about para-bulminton, shoot them seeded in the top rank, so I really hope this is a very strong contingent and will create history this time.” I have worked very hard with athletes in the president’s role and I am very proud to accompany the athletes, “he added.
The PCI President felt athletes become familiar with the normal and the challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic would not hamper the players.
Performance during the match Tokyo.
“Athletes are currently getting used to new ones.
In the last two years they have been practicing, winning their games and securing their rankings in the top three positions despite the challenge of Covid-19, “Deepa showed before giving virtual senders to Indian athletes.
Neeraj Chopra has brought Javelin to throw the event to the middle stage after its sensational performances At the Tokyo Olympics.
Silver Medal Rio Paralympics has high hopes of athletes who will participate in the Javelin throw event.
He feels India will move forward and can bring a lot of gold in the event to go alone the total medal.
“Of course,” Deepa answered when asked About the prospect of Devendra Jhjaria, who has two gold at Paralympics.
He further said, “Our Javelin arm was very strong, we had eight Javelin and I ‘thrillers.
LL is most shocked if we have a lot of gold only in the javelin throw along with world records.
“I really keep my fingers cross and I wish the best for Devendra it was amazing to win a medal beside him at the Rio Olympics.
I rooted for every athlete,” Deepa signed.
Tokyo Paralympic Games is scheduled to be held between August 24 and September 5.
India will start its campaign on August 27 with male and female archery events.