Rohtak: A small house in the Sonipat colony has become the most sought after the Indian women’s hockey team beat Australia at the Tokyo Olympics.
This is a home where the Indian women’s hockey team defends Nisha Warsi spends it grew up for years and worked hard to realize her dream of playing for the country.
His father was Sorav Warsi, a tailor with a profession, considering the day he was born and how their relatives had mocked the family at the birth of a girl.
“Today, the same girl has brought Caurels to a Warsi family.
In 2016, paralysis attacks had left me lying in bed and I could not continue to get.
When the family struggled for two square meals a day, Nisha trained hard for hockey and sometimes – Sometimes you will ask for expensive shoes, kits and so on, “he said.
People even started saying that it was a high time they wrapped in their daughter’s dreams to play for the country, he added.
It was a difficult day, said Mrs.
Nisha Mehroon, who began working as a factory worker so her daughter could pursue her desire.
“When I used to drop it at the stadium as early as 4 in the morning even in winter, ordinary people asked me and said it would not take us anywhere.
It has paid off today,” he said.
The Warsi couple said there was a problem regarding sportswear.
“According to Muslim habits, women do not keep the body under the knees without clothes and Nisha continues to cover her legs with leggings while playing hockey.
Even the coach will ask him to wear sports clothes like other girls, but Nisha convinced him otherwise,” they said.
“We talked to him after the match with Australia and he promised to win a gold medal for the country,” they added.
It has been six months since they saw Nisha, because he was busy in the tournament and preparation for the Olympics.
Nisha is now employed by train and helps family income.