Pakistan’s javelin thrower, Arshad Nadeem, made history at the Paris Olympics by winning a gold medal with a remarkable throw of 92.97 meters, ending the nation’s 32-year Olympic medal drought. This victory marks him as the first-ever individual gold medalist for Pakistan in Olympic history.
In a press conference held in Paris, Arshad expressed his elation, stating that he was in peak form and confident of his win. He also shared his excitement about celebrating Pakistan’s Independence Day with this prestigious gold medal, emphasizing that it was his day, and he felt capable of achieving an even longer throw.
Arshad extended heartfelt gratitude to the entire nation, the Pakistan Olympic Association, and his coach for their unwavering support throughout his journey.
His mother, filled with pride, expressed her joy and mentioned that she plans to welcome him with flowers upon his return. In Arshad’s hometown of Mian Channu, the streets were filled with jubilant crowds celebrating the national hero’s success, thanking God for his achievement and praying for his continued success on the global stage.
