Madhya Pradesh shooting stars Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar and Ashi Chouksey received a grand welcome in Bhopal after returning from the Asian Games 2026 with silver medals for India. The two shooters arrived in the city to a warm reception from supporters, sports officials and well-wishers who gathered to celebrate their performances on the international stage.

The athletes were welcomed with drums, cheers and congratulatory slogans as they returned home following their medal-winning campaigns.

Two Silvers, Two Strong Performances

Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar won a silver medal in the men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions team event alongside Neeraj Kumar and Rudrankksh Patil. The Indian team finished with a score of 1762 points to secure second place behind China.

Ashi Chouksey also contributed to India’s medal tally in the women’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions team event. Competing alongside Tilottama Sen and Vidarsa Vinod, she helped India claim silver with a team score of 1763 points.

The performances highlighted the depth of India’s shooting contingent and once again brought attention to Madhya Pradesh’s contribution to the country’s shooting talent.

Bhopal Celebrates Its Shooting Stars

The atmosphere turned celebratory as Aishwary and Ashi reached Bhopal. Fans and supporters gathered to greet the athletes, applauding their achievements and showing their appreciation for representing India at the Asian Games.

Ashi Chouksey is a trainee of the Madhya Pradesh State Shooting Academy, while Aishwary has also been closely associated with the state’s shooting ecosystem.

A Proud Homecoming

Their return added another memorable chapter to Madhya Pradesh’s sporting journey. The two shooters’ Asian Games medals have brought fresh attention to the state’s shooting talent and the athletes emerging from its training programmes.

After their successful Asian Games campaign, both shooters will now turn their attention to upcoming international competitions and the challenges ahead.

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