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Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker accorded warm welcome in Haryana’s Jhajjar, says focus is to win gold

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Updated At : 03:09 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

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#manubhaker #parisolympics2024 #olympics Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker accorded warm welcome in Haryana’s Jhajjar, says focus is to win gold Manu Bhaker, the Indian shooter and Paris Olympic bronze medalist, visited her maternal home in Khanpur Khurd, Jhajjar, Haryana. During her visit, Bhaker was welcomed by local dignitaries and community members. Deepender Singh Hooda, a Congress leader, addressed the gathering, highlighting Bhaker's achievements and the pride her success brings to the region. The visit was a moment of celebration for the local community, acknowledging Bhaker's significant accomplishments in sports. #manubhaker #parisolympics2024 #olympics

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