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"Jiski Reel Sabse Zyada Popular Hui": PM Narendra Modi Teases Navdeep Singh, Floors Everyone

India para-javelin thrower Navdeep Singh had the opportunity to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside other para-athletes after their return home from Paris Paralympic Games on Thursday. Navdeep, who won the gold medal in the javelin throw F41 category at the Paris Games, had a fun time interacting with PM Modi. The Indian prime minister even teased Navdeep when the latter introduced himself, saying he is the person whose reel went viral the most, alongside Sheetal Devi.

Navdeep, who won the gold medal after Iranian athlete's disqualification from the event, celebrated his throw at the javelin F41 final in epic style. It was the first time that Navdeep had hit a distance of 47 meters or more in an event. His celebration was understandably an emotional one, and it caught the eyes of many on social media.

Navdeep singh :- Sir mera naam navdeep hai.

PM Modi :- Is baar jinki Reel sabse jayda popular hui ye woh hai #NavdeepSingh #SheetalDevi #ArvindKejriwal # #SupremeCourt #GreenHydrogenIndia # pic.twitter.com/TVAibI4FsF

Navdeep also presented a cap to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During the interaction, PM Modi also signed his kit.

The Indian contingent of the Paris Paralympics met PM Modi at his residence in the national capital on Thursday.

While interacting with PM Modi, Navdeep presented him with a cap. PM Modi sat down as Navdeep gently put the cap on PM Modi's head.

He went on to ask PM Modi to sign the left side of his jacket, which is his throwing arm as well. PM Modi humbly agreed and signed an autograph on his left arm.

"A very touching gesture by my friend and India's pride, Navdeep Singh," PM Modi captioned the video on Instagram.

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During the interaction, PM

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