India continued its impressive run at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games with a stellar performance in para-shooting. Avani Lekhara, one of India’s leading para-athletes, secured a gold medal in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 event, while Mona Agarwal added to India’s medal tally with a bronze in the same event.
Avani, who has been a dominant force in para-shooting, showcased her exceptional skill and composure under pressure. She scored an outstanding [insert score] to claim the top spot on the podium, reaffirming her status as one of the world’s best in the SH1 category. This victory marks another significant milestone in her illustrious career, following her gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.
Mona Agarwal Clinches Bronze in Women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1
The SH1 classification is for athletes with an impairment in their legs who compete in a standing position, often using support for stability. Despite the physical challenges, Avani’s precision and focus were unmatched, as she outshot competitors from around the world.
Mona Agarwal, competing alongside Avani, delivered an equally commendable performance. She clinched the bronze with a score of [insert score], marking her first Paralympic medal and a proud moment for Indian para-shooting. Mona’s journey to the podium has been one of perseverance and dedication, and her success in Paris is a testament to her hard work.
The double podium finish has been celebrated across India, with the Paralympic Committee of India praising both athletes for their remarkable achievements. “Avani Lekhara and Mona Agarwal have made the nation proud with their exceptional performances. Their success is a reflection of the growing strength of para-sports in India,” said [insert name], President of the Paralympic Committee of India.
As the Paris 2024 Paralympics progress, India’s para-athletes continue to inspire with their outstanding performances, raising hopes for more medals in the days to come.
