TDD Correspondent
Srinagar, (TDD):Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim, a 14-year-old boy from Kashmir, has made the entire nation proud by clinching the gold medal at the 5th World Pencak Silat Championship held in Abu Dhabi. This remarkable achievement not only showcases the rising talent in the region but also serves as a beacon of inspiration for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir.
Speaking to TDD over the phone from Abu Dhabi, Sheikh expressed his joy and gratitude. “I am delighted to have won the gold for my country. It’s a dream come true, and I want to dedicate this victory to my family, coaches, and everyone who supported me. This is just the beginning, and I hope to achieve more for India in the future,” he said. His words reflect his humility and determination to aim higher in the world of martial arts.
Pencak Silat, a traditional martial art form, demands exceptional skill, focus, and determination. Competing on an international stage at such a young age is a testament to Ibrahim’s hard work, resilience, and dedication. He has proven that with the right support and opportunities, the youth of Kashmir can excel and make their mark on the global stage.
This victory is more than just a medal; it symbolizes the growing emergence of sports talent from Kashmir. It highlights the potential of young athletes from the region, often overshadowed by challenges. Ibrahim’s success is a powerful reminder of the region’s vibrant talent and the ability of its youth to represent India with pride and honor worldwide.
As Kashmir cheers for its young champion, Sheikh Mohammad Ibrahim has not only made his state proud but has also sent a strong message about the power of perseverance and passion in achieving greatness (TDD)
