In a heartwarming gesture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephonic conversation with Hokato Hotozhe Sema, a medalist at the Paralympic Games, lauding his incredible achievement. Sema, who made his Paralympic debut at the age of 40, has become a symbol of perseverance and dedication, earning the admiration of millions across the nation.
During the conversation, PM Modi expressed his deep appreciation for Sema’s relentless efforts and commitment to excelling in the world of sports, despite the challenges that come with starting late in his athletic career. Winning a medal in his very first Paralympics at such a remarkable age is a testament to Sema’s unyielding spirit, discipline, and passion for the sport.
The Prime Minister also highlighted the importance of Sema’s achievement for India’s sports landscape, noting that his story is an inspiration not only to athletes but to every individual facing obstacles in their personal or professional journeys. Sema’s triumph, according to the PM, showcases the growing strength and presence of Indian athletes on the global stage, particularly in the Paralympics.
Sema’s achievement is a proud moment for India, reflecting the nation’s focus on empowering and supporting athletes with disabilities. The conversation between PM Modi and Hokato Hotozhe Sema is expected to further motivate the next generation of Paralympians and contribute to the ever-growing momentum of India’s presence in international sporting arenas.
PM Modi concluded the conversation by congratulating Sema once again, assuring him that the nation stands proud of his success, and encouraging him to continue his incredible journey in sports.
