“No comments about Neeraj Chopra …”: Arshad Nadeem’s great expression in the midst of India-Pakistan tension

Arshad Nadeem, the star javelin shooter of Pakistan, refused to comment on the trolled belt rival Neeraj Chopra for inviting the Olympic Gold Medal for NC Classic, which is currently published in Bengaluru because of the ongoing border festivals. The deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s popular tourist place, which killed 26 people, took place before Neeraj expanded his invitation to the Pakistani shooter, but the Indian ace was still criticized on social media.

“I do not want to make any comments about Neeraj because of the ongoing conflict with India,” Nadeem told journalists. He said.

Nadeem, “I come from a village and I will only say that I and my family will always stand with our army.”

Neeraj was the second best to Nadeem at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The Tokyo Olympic Gold Medal Neeraj repeated similar emotions in front of the Doha foot of the Diamond League meeting on May 15, and said that he and Nadeem were never close friends.

The NC classic javelin event, which was named after the famous Indians and initially planned in Bengaluru on May 24, was postponed at the beginning of this month after a military conflict with Pakistan.

Nadeem said he targeted a 100 -meter sign after the gold medal in Paris.

“I said that I always compete with myself, and one day my passion is hit by a 100 -meter sign.” He said.

If he’s going well, he added that he was “good for him”.

Neeraj recently made the best 90.23m shot on the Doha foot of the Diamond League meeting. Violating the 90m sign is something he has been struggling for more than five years.