मेडल से राजनीति तक: विनेश फोगाट की संघर्षगाथा! I Nishkarsh TV

Summary

The script discusses the political exploitation of Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat's Olympic failures by the Congress party, who previously did not support her but now criticizes the Modi government for her lack of medals. It highlights the government's investment in her training and the contrast between the support she received and the blame she places on the government. The narrative also touches on the pattern of political opportunism in India, where figures like Kejriwal, Kanhaiya Kumar, and Jignesh Mevani emerge from protests to seek power, suggesting a similar motive for Vinesh's political entry.

Takeaways

• 🏅 In the 2024 Paralympics, out of 29 medals, 10 were won by women, yet no ticket offers were made by the Congress.
• 🤔 Despite many women winning medals at the Olympics, the Congress did not decide to field them in the elections.
• 🤼‍♀️ Wrestler Vinesh Phogat protested against the Wrestling Federation before the Olympics and is now entering politics due to lack of sympathy after not winning a medal.
• 🏆 Before the Olympics, Vinesh had failed twice and this was her third chance, which she lost due to poor weight management.
• 💢 She is now blaming the Modi government for her failure, possibly for the first time a sportsperson is blaming the government for their loss.
• 🤷‍♀️ The script questions if the value of a national medal was less when she left the path of duty by giving up her Arjuna Award and other prestigious awards.
• 🏅 If the Paris Olympic Award had been given to Vinesh, there's no guarantee she wouldn't have insulted it.
• 🚫 The government did not send Vinesh to the Olympics for the third time after two failures and also took away her railway job.
• 💰 The government supported Vinesh by providing her favorite coach and even paid for her husband to stay with her during the Olympics, incurring costs exceeding ₹ lakh.
• 🤝 Despite all support, the Association decided not to award Vinesh a medal, leading her to blame the government and enter politics.
• 🔍 The script suggests that most big dharna (protest) dramas in India end with gaining sympathy and then entering politics, as seen with Kejriwal, Kanhaiya Kumar, and others.

Q & A

How many medals did women win in the 2024 Paralympics according to the script?

Women won 10 out of the 29 medals in the 2024 Paralympics.

What was the Congress's response to the women's medal wins in the Olympics and Paralympics?

The Congress did not offer any ticket offers to the women who won medals in the Olympics and Paralympics.

Who is Vinesh Phogat and what did she do before entering politics?

Vinesh Phogat is a wrestler who participated in the Olympics. Before entering politics, she protested against the Wrestling Federation and later entered politics due to the lack of sympathy after not winning a medal at the Olympics.

Why did Vinesh Phogat fail to manage her weight properly in the Olympics?

The script suggests that Vinesh Phogat failed to manage her weight properly in the Olympics due to the government's lack of support and management.

What support did the Modi government provide to Vinesh Phogat before the Olympics?

The Modi government provided Vinesh Phogat with a favorite coach, covered the fees of her choice, allowed her husband to stay with her throughout the Olympics, and hired Hungarian expert coaches for strength and conditioning at her expense.

How much did the Indian government spend on Vinesh Phogat for the Olympics?

The Indian government spent more than ₹1 crore on Vinesh Phogat for the Olympics.

Why did Vinesh Phogat blame the government after her failure in the Olympics?

Vinesh Phogat blamed the government for her failure in the Olympics, possibly due to the lack of sympathy and support she received after not winning a medal.

What is the script's implication about the political aspirations of athletes like Vinesh Phogat?

The script implies that some athletes like Vinesh Phogat use their sports failures as a stepping stone to enter politics and gain sympathy.

What is the script's view on the political involvement of athletes who have not been successful in their sports careers?

The script suggests that the political involvement of unsuccessful athletes like Vinesh Phogat is seen as an opportunistic move to gain sympathy and enter politics.

How does the script describe the general public's perception of Vinesh Phogat's political entry after her sports career?

The script indicates that the public's perception of Vinesh Phogat's political entry has turned negative, as she is seen as exploiting her sports failures for political gain.