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Double Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker returns home to a hero's welcome
The Daily Guardian
|August 08, 2024
Double Olympic medallist in shooting, Manu Bhaker, expressed her feelings after receiving a warm welcome at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi on Wednesday following the shooter's outstanding performance.
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Bhaker will return to Paris on August 10 as she is the flag bearer of the Indian contingent during the closing ceremony of the games.
Bhaker's coach, Jaspal Rana, also accompanied her. Bhaker showed a glimpse of her medals to the fans who welcomed her.
"I am so happy to get so much love here..." Bhaker told ANI Bhaker said that she was happy to be back and eating Indian food, something she missed at the Paris Olympics.
"It feels great the way I was welcomed at the airport and the hotel. I am very happy that the people of the country are supporting me like this. I have brought home 2 medals and a lot of inspiration and motivation to work harder in the future.
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