7-year-old Mujtaba Sayed completed a remarkable 12-km open water swim from Morjim to Querim Beach in Goa, braving strong currents, waves, and winds. Officially documented by the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation, his achievement makes him one of India’s youngest long-distance swimmers, inspiring young athletes nationwide.

Goa: In an extraordinary display of courage, endurance, and determination, 7-year-old Mujtaba Sayed has successfully completed a challenging 12-kilometre open water swim from Morjim Beach to Querim Beach, marking a remarkable milestone in the field of open water swimming.

Battling rough sea conditions, choppy waves, and strong coastal winds, Mujtaba showcased exceptional resilience far beyond his years. This demanding stretch along Goa’s northern coastline is known for its unpredictable currents and testing conditions, making this achievement truly outstanding.

With this feat, Mujtaba Ahmed Sayed has emerged as one of the youngest swimmers to conquer such a long-distance open water route, setting a powerful example for aspiring young athletes across the country.

The swim was officially observed and documented by Ms. Pavitra Poilkar, representing the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation (OWAAF), ensuring adherence to established open water swimming protocols and standards. Mr. Rahul Chiplunkar, Founder of the Open Water Amateur Aquatics Federation and a key driving force behind the federation, was also present on-site, overseeing the overall arrangements, safety measures, and operational execution of the event.