Navdeep Singh Sheoran, from Panipat, Haryana, competes in the F41 javelin throw classification, a category for athletes of short stature. His path to the top of the podium included a fourth-place finish in the F41 javelin event at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, a result he built on in the years that followed.
At the Paris 2024 Paralympics, Navdeep threw 47.32 metres, a Paralympic record in the men’s F41 javelin throw. The result was initially recorded as a silver medal, but his standing was upgraded to gold after Iran’s Sadegh Beit Sayah was disqualified for unfurling a non-state flag during the competition, as reported by ESPN and Olympics.com.
Beyond his Paralympic record-setting performance, Navdeep has also medaled at the World Para Athletics Championships, having won both a silver and a bronze medal across his career in the sport. His Paris 2024 gold stands as the defining achievement of his competitive record to date, cementing his place among India’s top performers in para-athletics field events.
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