New Delhi: India’s tent pegging team has etched its name in history by qualifying for the 2026 World Cup, delivering a bronze-medal performance at the Aqaba qualifiers in Jordan. From January 29 to 31, the riders captivated with their synergy and grit, propelling the nation to new heights.
ASI Jitendra Singh of Haryana Police shone brightest, his feats confirmed by the International Tent Pegging Federation’s letter. DGP Ajay Singhla celebrated the achievement, spotlighting the team’s discipline as an inspiration and Jitendra’s role in honoring the force.
Brigadier (Retd) Sandeep Singh Kashyap’s strategic coaching was pivotal. Singhla is optimistic about future glories, foreseeing a legacy of excellence.
Daily breakdowns: Silver in Lance day one, gold in Sword day two, bronze in Rings day three, and overall bronze. Dhanraj Sirsat’s dual medals highlighted personal brilliance, backed by Jitendra Singh, Sandeep Singh, and LD Bonge Ganesh Baliram’s dynamic displays.
ITPF President Mohammad Isa Al Fairuz commended India’s technical mastery and growth. This victory affirms the sport’s robust foundation in India, with patriots eager for more from these champions.