Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, MP from Guna-Shivpuri Lok Sabha seat of Madhya Pradesh, congratulated the Indian hockey team in Paris for winning the second consecutive bronze medal in the Olympics and praised the tireless efforts of the players. Let us tell you that India has won the bronze medal in the Olympics for the second consecutive time by defeating Spain 2-1. This was India's 13th medal in Olympic hockey.

Jyotiraditya Scindia wrote in a post on social media platform X, Chak De India! Hearty congratulations and best wishes to the Indian hockey team for winning the bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. 140 crore Indians will always remember this historic victory. The country salutes your dedication, hard work and commitment.

President and Prime Minister congratulated

President Draupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah also congratulated the Indian hockey team for winning the bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. The President wrote on Twitter that hearty congratulations to our hockey team for winning the bronze medal. After more than five decades, India has won bronze medals in two consecutive Olympic Games. He wrote that the entire team deserves praise. The consistency, skill, unity and fighting spirit of this team will inspire our youth. Well done Indian hockey team.

Hockey team's excellent performance in Olympics

PM Modi posted on Instagram that this is an achievement that will be remembered by generations to come. He wrote that the Indian hockey team performed brilliantly in the Olympics and won the bronze medal. This is even more special because this is their second consecutive medal in the Olympics. He also spoke to captain Harmanpreet Singh and goalkeeper PR Sreejesh on the phone and praised the team. The PM said that their success is a victory of skill, perseverance and team spirit.

Hockey team made the country proud

Let us tell you that for India, captain Harmanpreet Singh scored in the 30th and 33rd minutes. For Spain, Mark Miralles scored in the 18th minute. With this victory, experienced Indian hockey goalkeeper PR Sreejesh retired from international hockey. Home Minister Amit Shah also congratulated the hockey team and wrote that your strong performance and excellent sportsmanship will awaken a new enthusiasm for the game. Your achievement has increased the pride of the country.