Under 17 World Championship: Neha won gold, parents said 'Next target Olympics'

Young wrestler Neha Sangwan from Olympian Vinesh Phogat's village has won the title of new world champion by performing brilliantly in the Under 17 World Wrestling Championship. Neha won the gold medal representing India in the 57 kg weight category of the Under 17 World Wrestling Championship held in Jordan.

There is an atmosphere of happiness in her village and family including the country due to her achievement. Neha's mother talked about sweetening her mouth with churma when her daughter returned home. The entire family of this young wrestler wants to see her playing in the 2028 Olympics. Neha Sangwan represented India in the Under-17 World Wrestling Championship held in Jordan. She made it to the finals due to her excellent performance, where she faced a Japanese player. There is an atmosphere of happiness among sports lovers due to her sports achievement and they congratulated the player on the victory and wished her a bright future.

Neha Sangwan is from Balali, the village of Geeta, Babita, and Vinesh Phogat, famous for women's wrestling. Neha said on this occasion, the World Championship title will be dedicated to women wrestlers including Vinesh Didi. After winning gold in the World Wrestling Championship, Neha Sangwan has talked about dedicating the World Championship title to women wrestlers including Vinesh Phogat. Father Amit Sangwan said that Neha's coach Sajjan Singh Mandola had a talk, in which Neha talked about dedicating the title to Vinesh.

During the felicitation ceremony held in Vinesh Phogat's village Balali, Vinesh also inspired Neha Sangwan to win the title of world champion by garlanding her with notes. At the age of just 17, Neha Sangwan has won 11 medals including 11 gold at national and international levels so far. She won gold in the National Games in 2018, gold in the National Sub Junior Wrestling Competition in 2022, Bharat Kumari title in Faridabad in October 2023.

She has also won gold in the Asian Championship in 2022, gold in the National Federation Competition in 2022, and gold in the National Competition in 2022. She won gold in the Sub Junior Wrestling Competition in March 2023 and gold in the National Open Selection Competition this year. Apart from this, she has won the gold medal in the Sub Junior Asian Championship held in Kyrgyzstan in June 2023.