Rawalpindi Police Inspector Irum Khanum has brought pride to Pakistan by winning two gold medals at the World Powerlifting Championship 2025 in Sri Lanka. She secured first place in both the powerlifting and deadlift events, marking a major international achievement for Punjab Police and Rawalpindi Police.
Inspector Irum Khanum defeated strong competitors, including Indian weightlifter Sapna, to claim her medals. Her exceptional performance has earned her recognition as one of the leading athletes on the global powerlifting stage.
The success of Rawalpindi Police athletes did not end there. Head Constable Majid Dogar won two gold medals in the Masters Three category, while Constable Azim Gujjar added a silver medal in the Senior category. This increased the overall medal tally for the department and highlighted the strength of Pakistani athletes in international competitions.
Upon her return to Police Lines, Inspector Irum received a warm welcome from colleagues and officials who celebrated her remarkable achievement. Chief Police Officer Khalid Hamdani praised her dedication, calling her a “bright star” of Punjab Police and a source of national pride.
In another proud moment, Inspector Irum Khanum was invited to carry the Olympic torch, an honor given to outstanding athletes who inspire the global sporting community. Officials said her success demonstrates the growing prominence of Pakistani athletes at the World Powerlifting Championship and other international events.
Punjab Police officials noted that Inspector Irum’s dedication, discipline, and hard work would inspire other officers to excel in sports while serving the nation. Her achievement reflects both her personal commitment and the support of the department in promoting athletic excellence.
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The double gold medals at the World Powerlifting Championship 2025 strengthen Pakistan’s reputation in the international powerlifting arena. Officials said this milestone would encourage more athletes to participate and aim for global success in sports competitions.
