Mohit Yadav wins bronze medal at Commonwealth Karate Championship in Glasgow

According to a report in The Hindu newspaper, karate player Mohit Yadav from the Kapashera area of Delhi has brought glory to the country and the region by winning a bronze medal for India at the Commonwealth Karate Championship 2026 held in Glasgow. This international competition was held in Glasgow, Scotland, from November 5 to 8, 2026, in which Mohit was an important part of the victorious Indian team in the elite team kumite event.

In addition to this major achievement, as stated in the report, Mohit had also given a stellar performance just a few days earlier on November 1, 2026, at the Central England Open International Karate Championship. He claimed a bronze medal by putting up a tough fight against international fighters in the senior +84 kg weight category. In this highly competitive and difficult weight class, he journeyed to the podium by demonstrating his strong skills, excellent fitness and firm determination.

Years of hard work and dedication are behind this success of Mohit Yadav. According to available information, he has been a regular member of the Indian team in the team kumite event for the last 4 years, which shows his continuous dedication and consistent performance towards the sport.

Mohit Yadav, who brought glory to the country at the international level today, has parents Shri Devender Yadav and Smt. Roshni Devi. Family members, friends, well-wishers and local residents of Kapashera have congratulated him for this brilliant achievement and everyone is hoping to win more medals from him in the future.