Archive · 27 May 2025
Iranian Wrestler Wins Ramban Dangal, Declares 'All Indians My Brothers'
An Iranian wrestler named Ahmad Mirza Puria won a wrestling competition in Ramban, Jammu and Kashmir, called a 'Dangal.'
This event happened for the first time in five years.
The wrestler was very happy and said he loves India, calling everyone his brothers.
The competition included wrestlers from India and Iran.
It was organized by a committee with help from the police and army.
A local leader said the event shows that the area is peaceful and that terrorists haven't won.
He encouraged young people to play sports and avoid drugs.
Many people came to watch and enjoy the event.
Iranian wrestler Ahmad Mirza Puria won a wrestling competition (Dangal) in Ramban.
The event was held after a five-year hiatus.
Over 50 participants from India and Iran competed.
The event was organized by a committee in collaboration with local authorities.
Local leaders highlighted the event's role in promoting peace and resilience.
- Who
- Iranian wrestler Ahmad Mirza Puria won against Bupinder Ajnala from Punjab.
- What
- A traditional wrestling bout ('Dangal')
- When
- The wrestling competition took place after a 5-year gap due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Where
- Chanderkote, Ramban, Jammu and Kashmir.
- Why
- The event was held to promote peace and resilience in the region, and to counter terrorism.
No opposing views
Positive portrayal
Security & Peace
No opposing views
There is no explicit opposing view in this article.
Positive portrayal
The event sent a message of peace and showed the security situation is peaceful.
- Winner
- Ahmad Mirza Puria
- Event
- Dangal Wrestling
- Location
- Ramban, Jammu and Kashmir
- Participants
- Over 50 from India and Iran
- Organizers
- Dangal Committee Chanderkote, local police, and Army
- Significance
- First Dangal in 5 years