Pakistan has won two more medals at the World Police and Fire Games 2025 in Birmingham, USA, bringing the country’s total medal count to three.
Ali Nawaz, a constable from Islamabad Police, secured a silver medal in the 86kg cruiserweight boxing category. He fought a tough match but narrowly lost to an Australian opponent with a close 3-2 score.
Furqan Khan from Punjab Police claimed a bronze medal in the 125kg freestyle wrestling event. This is his second bronze medal at the Games—he earlier won one in the 130kg Greco-Roman wrestling category. His back-to-back victories have been a proud moment for the team.
Meanwhile, Shaheer Afridi of Sindh Police has reached the finals in boxing, giving Pakistan another chance to add to its medal count.
These achievements highlight the impressive performance of Pakistani police officers on the international sports stage. Their hard work, discipline, and commitment are paying off, bringing pride to both their departments and the nation.
The World Police and Fire Games is a major global event where law enforcement and emergency services personnel compete in various sports. Pakistan’s success in the competition so far reflects the growing strength and potential of its athletes in uniform.
As the event continues, hopes are high that more medals will come home, especially with finalists like Shaheer Afridi still in the race.
