Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated four Indian athletes who won medals at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026, in posts on X with the hashtag #CWG2026. The medallists are Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh in judo, Lovepreet Singh in weightlifting and Seema in the discus throw. Together they won two golds, a silver and a bronze.
Asmita Dey won gold in the Women's 48 kg judo final. Mr Modi called it "a golden performance" and said it would always be remembered. He said it would also help make judo even more popular, and wished her well for her future endeavours.
Harsh Singh also won a judo gold. The Prime Minister described the result as a "Historic Day for Indian Judo". He said Harsh Singh's passion and dedication were clearly reflected in his exceptional performance, and wished him the best for the upcoming endeavours.
Lovepreet Singh took silver in the Men's +110 kg weightlifting event. Mr Modi noted that his outstanding effort in the snatch set a new Commonwealth Games record, and called his dedication and determination "truly admirable". The record came in a silver-medal performance, and it was the only record the Prime Minister mentioned.
Seema won bronze in the Women's Discus Throw with a best throw of 58.65 metres. Mr Modi said her efforts had made India proud and motivated the youth of the nation.
With reference to the Indian medallists at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 congratulated by the Prime Minister, consider the following statements:
Which of the statements given above are correct?
Consider the following pairs:
Athlete : Event and medal
How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?
Consider the following statements:
Statement-I: Lovepreet Singh's silver-medal performance in the Men's +110 kg weightlifting event included a new Commonwealth Games record.
Statement-II: The record was set in the snatch.
Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
