“This
is
my
first
training
camp
after
the
Olympics
and
I’m
hoping
this
turns
out
to
be
a
very
good
one,”
mentioned
Bajrang
from
Russia.
“I’ve
chosen
Russia
as
its
wrestlers
win
the
most
medals
in
the
Olympic
Games
and
World
Championships.
I
will
draw
benefit
from
training
with
the
experienced
wrestlers
here.”
The
Ministry
of
Youth
Affairs
and
Sports’ Mission
Olympics
Cell
(MOC)
approved
his
trip
at
an
overall
cost
of
Rs.
7.53
lakh.
Jitender
and
Anand
Kumar
have
accompanied
Bajrang
as
his
sparring
partner
and
physiotherapist
respectively.
Bajrang
is
set
to
compete
in
international
meets
including
UWW
Ranking
events,
the
Commonwealth
Games
in
Birmingham
as
well
as
the
Asian
Games
in
Hangzhou,
China.
“I
have
to
compete
in
Ranking
Series
in
Italy
and
Turkey
this
February
and
then
the
Asian
Championships
in
Mongolia
in
April.
I’m
going
to
give
my
best
as
I
aim
is
to
change
the
colour
of
my
medal
in
Paris
2024,”
Bajrang
added.
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