Malayalam News – Fan wants Thar to give medal to Sindhu; Anand Mahindra with interesting reply | News18 Kerala, Sports Latest Malayalam News

Sindhu wins bronze at Tokyo Olympics The Indian people are celebrating the medal achievement of the Indian athlete. After winning the bronze medal yesterday, Sindhu became the first Indian woman to win a medal in two consecutive Olympics. The athlete won silver at the last Rio Olympics. Wrestler Sushil Kumar became the first Indian to achieve this feat. Sushil achieved this feat for India at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics.

Sindhu’s historic achievement is a source of great joy to Indian fans. Social media is full of posts praising the star. The Prime Minister of India, the President, other political leaders and prominent film personalities have all expressed their congratulations on Sindhi’s memorable achievement.

Indian fans are also on the scene congratulating the star in their own way. They respond in different ways. The wave is now the reaction of a fan who applauded it differently. He tagged Anand Mahindra, the owner of Mahindra, and demanded that Sindhu be given Mahindra’s Thar as a gift.

She already has one in her garage… https://t.co/Be6g9gIcYh pic.twitter.com/XUtIPBRrmi

– anand mahindra August 1, 2021

‘Mr. Anand Mahindra responded to the tweet from Wadewale’s account with an interesting reply. Anand Mahindra tweeted that there was already a Thar lying in Sindhu’s garage. Mahindra had gifted a specially designed Thar to Sindhu and wrestler Sakshi Malik, who won medals for India at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Mahindra’s tweet shared a picture of Sindhu and Sakshi standing in the vehicle.

Anand Mahindra, the owner of Mahindra Motors, presents his company’s new vehicles to players who have excelled in sports for India. Recently, Anand Mahindra Thar presented six youngsters to the Indian team for their outstanding performance in cricket. Inspired by this, the fan made such a demand.

Apart from Sindhu, fans are demanding similar prizes for India’s silver medalist Meerabhai Chanu, boxer Satish Kumar and the Indian men’s hockey team that reached the semifinals of the Olympics after 41 years.