I extend heartfelt congratulations to all Pakistanis on the success of Arshad Nadeem. I also salute Arshad Nadeem from the bottom of my heart. This success is a moment of joy for patriotic Pakistanis and a setback for those spreading negative propaganda and despair.
Arshad Nadeem, who set a world record and won a gold medal for Pakistan in the Olympic javelin throw event by throwing the javelin 92.97 meters (305 feet) despite an injured elbow and knee, is to be celebrated.
Arshad Nadeem made himself capable of joining the national sport despite extreme hardships. A laborer’s son was selected for the national team on his own merit. But look at the conditions of the relevant board; during training and practice, Arshad Nadeem had access to only one international standard javelin, which broke down four months ago. Meanwhile, the Indian government bought 177 new javelins for Neeraj Chopra.
Arshad Nadeem practiced in the scorching heat and sun in Lahore, while Neeraj Chopra practiced in the cooler climate of Europe. Arshad Nadeem did not even have international standard shoes. Despite all these conditions, Arshad won a gold medal for Pakistan after 40 years.
The fact is that the youth of the Pakistani nation have the capabilities, skills, intelligence, and determination that other nations do not, but they do not have the favorable conditions and facilities. If they get the environment, government support, and equipment, they have the talent to conquer the world in every field.
Arshad Nadeem is the best role model for the youth. His success teaches that when you are determined, give your all, work hard with heart and soul, then no matter how adverse the conditions, success will come, God willing.
Arshad Nadeem, Pakistan is proud of you. In this difficult time of despair, you have given the nation a new hope and joy.
Arshad Nadeem, we love you 💚
On this blessed day of Jumu’ah, let us all pray for the well-being and prosperity of Pakistan and those who bring honor to its name. Let us sincerely pray for the country’s development and for the alleviation of the people’s hardships.
Long live Arshad Nadeem,
Long live Pakistan.
