CWG 2026: Asmita Dey Clinches Historic Judo Gold, Yogi Adityanath Congratulates UP Police Sub-Inspector

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath congratulated UP Police Sub-Inspector Asmita Dey after she secured a historic gold medal in the women's 48kg judo event at CWG 2026.

Indian judokas have created history at the Commonwealth Games 2026 (CWG 2026) with an outstanding performance on the mat. Sub-Inspector Asmita Dey of the Uttar Pradesh Police clinched the gold medal in the women's 48kg category by defeating her Canadian rival in the final. Following this historic victory, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath congratulated Asmita Dey, praising her dedication, discipline, and hard work.

Asmita Dey's Historic Gold Medal Triumph
Competing in the women's 48kg category, Asmita Dey showcased exceptional skill and composure throughout her matches. In the high-stakes final, she defeated her Canadian opponent to secure the gold medal, becoming the first Indian woman judoka to achieve this feat at the Commonwealth Games. Her victory marks a major milestone for Indian martial arts on the global stage.

Serving as a Sub-Inspector in the Uttar Pradesh Police, Asmita Dey balanced her professional duties with rigorous athletic training. Her historic triumph has brought immense pride to the police department and sports enthusiasts across the nation.

Yogi Adityanath Praises the Champion
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took to social media platform X to express his pride in Asmita Dey's achievement. He noted that her gold medal victory in the women's 48kg judo event brought great honor to the country and extended his heartiest congratulations to the UP Police Sub-Inspector.

The Chief Minister highlighted that Asmita Dey serves as an inspiring symbol of courage, discipline, determination, and hard work for young women across India, wishing her continued success in future international competitions.

India's Stellar Performance in Judo at CWG 2026
The Indian judo contingent delivered a historic performance at CWG 2026, capturing multiple medals across weight categories. Following Asmita Dey's gold, Harsh Singh added a second gold medal to India's tally by defeating an Australian competitor in his final match.

In the women's 57kg category, Yamini Maurya fought valiantly to win the silver medal. Although India narrowly missed out on a golden hat-trick in judo, the tally of two gold medals and one silver stands as one of the best international outings for the national squad, highlighting steady progress in combat sports.

Public Reaction
On social media, sports enthusiasts and citizens enthusiastically celebrated Asmita Dey's achievement, praising the UP Police officer and India's growing stature in international judo. At the same time, some users seized the occasion to raise queries regarding ongoing civic issues and recruitment exams.

What this means for you
• Across India: India's stellar judo campaign inspires young athletes to pursue martial arts and elite sports at the international level.
• In Uttar Pradesh: The triumph of a serving woman police officer serves as a proud benchmark for state personnel and aspiring female athletes.

Questions & Answers

1. Which medal did Asmita Dey win at CWG 2026?
Asmita Dey won the gold medal in the women's 48kg judo event at the Commonwealth Games 2026.

2. Where is Asmita Dey employed?
She serves as a Sub-Inspector in the Uttar Pradesh Police department.

3. Who did Asmita Dey defeat in the final match?
She defeated a judoka from Canada in the final match to secure the gold medal.

4. What did Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath say about her triumph?
He praised her achievements, calling her an inspiring symbol of courage, discipline, and dedication for young women across India.

5. Who were the other Indian medalists in judo at CWG 2026?
Harsh Singh won a gold medal in the men's judo event, while Yamini Maurya claimed a silver medal in the 57kg category.

Leader Profile: Yogi Adityanath
• Role: Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
• Born: 5 June 1972, Panchur, Uttarakhand
• Party: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
• Education: BSc in Mathematics

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh since 2017 and head priest (Mahant) of the Gorakhnath Math. Born Ajay Mohan Singh Bisht, he was a five-term MP from Gorakhpur.

Political Career & Achievements
• Member of Parliament, Gorakhpur (1998–2017, five terms)
• Mahant (head priest) of Gorakhnath Math (since 2014)
• Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh (since 2017)
• First UP CM to win two consecutive terms
• Founded the Hindu Yuva Vahini youth organisation

Quick Facts
• Became one of India’s youngest MPs at age 26 in 1998.
• Took monastic vows and became Mahant before leading the state.

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