To dream of playing the Olympics in the country without the help of the government and the sports association seems like a dishonor, but Fawad Mirza has denied it. After 20 years in the Olympics, an Indian equestrian is going to claim for the country. Neither the Equestrian Federation of India (EFI) contributes to this nor is it part of the Torget Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) of the Ministry of Sports. Despite this, they have no complaint.

This cavalryman present in Germany is just trying to do something in Tokyo Olympics. Fawad is the country's first civilian cavalryman to qualify for an Olympic ticket. He gives full credit to his sponsor Jeetu Virmani. When no one came forward to help him, Virmani helped him in every way. He is training in Germany only on the basis of Virmani.

Fawad, who won the Arjuna Award last year, says that 65 big horsemen of the world will present the challenge in the Olympics. It will not be easy to make inroads among them, but they are just thinking about doing well. He wants to demonstrate in Tokyo that the game can be recognized among civilians outside the military. According to Hassanain, application will now be made to include Fawad in the tops. Any help for the Olympics will be beneficial for him.

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