🥋 Shahzaib Rind accuses Pakistan’s PM of breaking promise on payment

Pakistan’s celebrated MMA and Karate Combat champion Shahzaib Rind has taken to social media to accuse the Prime Minister’s office of reneging on a promised financial package to support his training and future bouts. 🔥 What Rind is saying Rind posted today on X that **“announced me 5 Million cash and 80 million to support my training camp and upcoming fights it was all lie i never got penny from them”** . A page called Nukta Pakistan echoed his statement: Rind expressed frustration over unfulfilled promises made by government . 🏛️ Historical context This is not the first time Rind has appealed for government support. After winning a key match in Dubai’s Karate Combat 45, he lamented in April 2024 that the government’s “bad luck” was failing to support national athletes . Despite victories and national pride, Rind and others have often had to self-fund travel and training. 🎖️ Rind’s achievements Rind is Pakistan’s first world champion in Karate Combat, becoming Light Heavyweight Champion in Singapore in September 2024, defeating Brazil’s Luiz Victor Rocha . His rise from Quetta to global fame reflects extraordinary talent against adversity. 🧭 What’s next? Rind’s public accusation may ramp up pressure on the federal government to release the promised ₨ 5 million plus ₨ 80 million for long-term training and events. The issue touches on larger concerns about institutional support for sports in Pakistan.