The luck of Arshad Nadeem, who lives in a small village in Pakistan, has finally shone. Arshad won gold by defeating Neeraj Chopra in the javelin throw event at the Paris Olympics. This player created history by throwing the javelin 92.97 meters away, breaking all Olympic records. This medal of Arshad Nadeem is very special because it is Pakistan's first individual Olympic gold medal. As soon as Arshad Nadeem won this medal, he started getting love from the people of his country. The big thing is that the player who had to plead with fans to buy a javelin is now getting crores of rupees.

Not only this, this player will no longer have to live in his dilapidated house because it has been announced to give a luxurious flat to Arshad.

Arshad Nadeem got a luxurious flat

Arshad lives in Mian Chunnu in Pakistan's Punjab province. His small village has neither a paved road nor facilities but now Arshad Nadeem will get a big luxurious flat. ARY Laguna chairman Salman Iqbal announced to give a flat to Arshad Nadeem. Salman Iqbal tweeted and informed the fans that he is going to give an apartment to Arshad Nadeem as a reward. Arshad Nadeem will be given a luxurious flat in either Karachi or Gujranwala.

The big thing is that Arshad Nadeem's father is a mechanic and repairs people's houses. Now his son is getting such a big flat.

Who else gave reward to Arshad Nadeem?

Also know who else has given crores of rupees as reward to Arshad Nadeem, who won the first Olympic gold for Pakistan in the last 40 years. Chief Minister of Pakistan's Punjab province Maryam Nawaz has announced a cash prize of 10 crore Pakistani rupees for Arshad Nadeem. In this way, the Sindh government of Pakistan People's Party announced five crore rupees for this player, while the mayor of Sukkur city also announced to crown him with a gold crown.

Not only this, the sports facility in Karachi, Pakistan and Sukkur cities of Sindh will also be named after Arshad Nadeem.

Not only this, the sports facility in Karachi, Pakistan and Sukkur cities of Sindh will also be named after Arshad Nadeem.