Pakistan’s first individual Olympic gold medalist, Arshad Nadeem, expressed deep gratitude towards Neeraj Chopra’s mother, calling her “my mother too” for praying for both athletes. Nadeem’s historic victory in the javelin throw at the Paris Olympics, with a record-breaking 92.97 meters, was celebrated with a hero’s welcome in Pakistan. His mother, Raziah Parveen, also expressed affection for Chopra, while Chopra’s mother, Saroj Devi, acknowledged Nadeem’s gold as a shared victory.
‘Neeraj Chopra’s mother is my mother’: Arshad Nadeem
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