He took up shooting at 13 and practised daily, traveling 15 km each way on buses to his club run by Aryangateways Sports Foundation.

[9] But, sensational shooter Chaudhary[10] fired his way into the finals of the men's 10m air pistol event by topping the qualifications at 1st position with 586/600[11] with a mind-blowing performance in the Tokyo Olympics here on Saturday.

And shot 244.2 to finish on top ahead of South Korea's Sung Yunho (236.7) and Switzerland's Solari Jason (215.6), who bagged silver and bronze respectively.

[17] In April, he participated in Mixed Team 10m pistol with Manu Bhaker and won gold at ISSF World Cup in Beijing.

[19] In the men's 10 metre air pistol event of the Tokyo Olympics he managed to reach the final finishing in 7th place.