Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu expressed her gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his support following her historic victory at the Japan Open. Sindhu made history by defeating Akane Yamaguchi in the women’s singles final of the BWF Japan Open Super 750 tournament in Tokyo. This win marked her first BWF World Tour title in two years and her first Super 750 or above crown in seven years.
Prime Minister Modi praised Sindhu’s achievement as a significant moment for Indian badminton, commending her determination. In response to the Prime Minister’s congratulatory message, Sindhu thanked him and reminisced about their memorable interactions over the years. She mentioned sharing an ice cream with him after the Tokyo Olympics, conversations in his office, and other inspiring moments they had shared.
Sindhu also lauded Prime Minister Modi’s work ethic, noting his dedication to the nation during their interactions. She highlighted his commitment to hard work, dedication, and service to the country. The badminton star concluded her message by appreciating the Prime Minister’s consistent support for Indian athletes and wished him good health and strength.
Sindhu’s victory in Tokyo included defeating top players like Chen Yu Fei and Han Yue before clinching the Japan Open title. She became the first Indian to win this prestigious tournament by triumphing over Yamaguchi in the final.
