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Irfan Mehsood, a renowned athlete hailing from South Waziristan with an exceptional record of achieving 100 Guinness World Records in martial arts and fitness, attracted attention when he returned a prize cheque of Rs0.5m to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Sports Department. Mehsood took to his social media platforms to express his discontent with what he perceived as disrespectful treatment from officials of the sports department.
The incident transpired when Mehsood approached the KP sports department seeking equipment for his club. However, instead of addressing his request, officials reportedly engaged in bargaining, offering him a reduced amount of Rs0.2m. Expressing his disappointment, Mehsood emphasized, “If you can’t respect us, don’t insult us.”
ایک ضروری اور اہم ویڈیو
کل سپورٹس منسٹر، سیکٹری سپورٹس اور ڈی جی سپورٹس کے ساتھ میٹنگ کے حوالے سے وضاحتی بیان
چیک میں نے آج واپس کر دیا ہے
Part 1@MahsudFarooq @RifatOrakzai @RehmatMehsuds @taahir_khan @zeb_mehsud pic.twitter.com/VG08Y9Qmjs— Irfan Mehsood (@irfanmehsoodgwr) April 25, 2024
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Mehsood’s remarkable athletic achievements have garnered national recognition, including the prestigious Presidential Pride of Performance Award. Notably, he holds the distinction of being the first Pakistani to attain the milestone of achieving 100 Guinness World Records. Among his noteworthy feats, Mehsood surpassed Italy’s Marcello Ferri by lifting 63kg with his toe, securing a century of Guinness World Records.
In addition to his toe-lifting prowess, Mehsood has set impressive records in various categories such as push-ups, jumping jacks, step-ups, strikes, elbow strikes, high jump, and star jumps. His record-breaking endeavors extend beyond Pakistan, encompassing achievements in 16 countries, including the USA, the UK, India, China, Norway, Germany, and France.
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