Jagsher Singh Khangura was welcomed with flowers and drums on his arrival in Nabha. There was a happy atmosphere in the family.

 Jagsher Singh Khangura was welcomed with flowers and drums on his arrival in Nabha. There was a happy atmosphere in the family.

Nabha city made its name shine all over the world by winning the bronze medal in International Games badminton. Hard work brought color.

                  MLA Dev Mann came to congratulate Jagsher Singh and the Khangura family.

Nabha, October 30 (Sukhbir Singh Thuhi) - Jagsher Singh Khangura of Nabha won a bronze medal in the International Games Badminton Under 17 category competition at Chengdu University TCM Wanjiang Campus Gymnasium in China, making Nabha city famous in the world. There was a wedding-like atmosphere at home, and MLA Devman welcomed him specially. Jagsher Singh Khangura, a resident of Nabha constituency, has recently made India, his parents and the assembly constituency Nabha famous by winning a bronze medal in the International Games Badminton Under 17 category competition at Chengdu University TCM Wanjiang Campus Gymnasium in China. As soon as Jagsher Khangura returned home after winning the medal, he was welcomed with a shower of flowers and the beating of drums. Constituency MLA Gurdev Singh Devman congratulated Jagsher for welcoming him in particular. He also said that Jagsher Singh will definitely bring a gold medal to India one day. After Jagsher Singh won the medal, there is a wave of happiness in Nabha constituency. On this occasion, Constituency MLA Gurdev Singh Devman said that this is a matter of great pride for Nabha constituency. He congratulated badminton player Jagsher Singh Khangura and his family and gave the credit for this big victory to Jagsher's parents, due to whose support this young man has won the bronze medal for the second time. He said that we will meet the Chief Minister of Punjab in this regard and we will provide maximum help for Jagsher Singh's game of badminton. MLA Devman said that one day Jagsher will definitely bring glory to the country by winning a gold medal for India. On this occasion, badminton player Jagsher Singh Khangura said that I started playing badminton at the age of seven and my parents made me work hard and I have reached this stage today because I have achieved this stage due to hard work. He said that one day I will definitely bring a gold medal for the country. On this occasion, Jagsher Singh's grandfather Sumitra Singh, grandmother Jaswinder Kaur, Jagsher's father Master Manpreet Singh and mother Rashpal Kaur said that Jagsher Singh has achieved this stage today due to his hard work and we hope that in the coming time our son will bring glory to the country by winning a gold medal. On this occasion, Ngah Dong's wife MLA Devman, Tejinder Singh Khaira Director, Manpreet Singh Dharok, President Truck Union, Amandeep Singh Kot, President Sarpanch Union, Harpreet Singh Preet Kosler, Jasvir Singh Wajidpur, Manjot Singh Ladhaheri Youth Leader and other party leaders were present.