Bhavina Patel and Shubham Wadhwa earned bronze in Mixed Doubles Class XD7 at the Asian Para Games 2026. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated them on securing India's first mixed doubles medal at the Games, a milestone for Indian para table tennis.
Modi praised the pair's dedication, determination and teamwork. He said their achievement brought pride to India and wished both athletes further success.
The Prime Minister's Office conveyed the congratulatory message on X.
The message described the result as a breakthrough for Indian para table tennis.
It highlighted the bronze won by Bhavina Patel and Shubham Wadhwa in Mixed Doubles Class XD7 at the Asian Para Games 2026, noting that India had never previously won a mixed doubles medal at the Games.
The Prime Minister credited their coordinated effort and resolve for the achievement.
He congratulated both athletes on reaching the milestone and extended his wishes for their continued success.
The PMO message, attributed to PM @narendramodi, reiterated the significance of their Mixed Doubles Class XD7 bronze at the Asian Para Games 2026 and recognised the teamwork behind India's first mixed doubles medal there.