Paralympics bronze medallist Sundar Singh Gurjar says had suicidal thoughts in 2016, 'Coach pulled me out'
3 years, 6 months ago

Paralympics bronze medallist Sundar Singh Gurjar says had suicidal thoughts in 2016, 'Coach pulled me out'

India Today  

Sundar Singh Gurjar battled the loss of a limb and then suicidal thoughts before winning bronze at the Paralympics. I did shot put for one-and-half years and after that my coach Mahavir Saini told me if you have to shine in your career you have to leave shot put and start javelin," he said. "My first focus would be on Para Asian Games and the World Championships next year but the final target is Paris," he said. Sundar has been working as an officer in Rajasthan government's forest department along side compatriots Avani Lekhara and Devendra Jhajharia since November last year but he got his first salary just after winning the Paralympic medal.

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