Three finals, three medals banked
PTI says Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh and Yamini Mourya are through to Glasgow 2026 judo finals — which means at least three silvers for India tonight. The IJF bracket confirms Dey’s title bout; the rest ride on PTI’s report for now.
Three Indian judokas are reported to have reached Glasgow finals; one place is independently confirmed.
India’s judo night in Glasgow is set up: PTI reported that Asmita Dey (women’s 48kg), Harsh Singh (men’s 60kg) and Yamini Mourya (women’s 57kg) all reached the Commonwealth Games finals, which guarantees at least three silvers for India when the gold bouts go off later tonight. The International Judo Federation’s competition page independently shows Dey in the 48kg final against Canada’s Heidi Quach; her route reportedly ran through Scotland’s Eva Ewing and Summer Shaw.
Harsh is reported to have edged Australia’s Pedro Carlos Antun Neto to reach a men’s 60kg final versus Joshua Katz, after earlier wins over Malawi’s Chikondi Kathewera and Vanuatu’s Alan Monthouel. Yamini is said to have beaten South Africa’s Donne Breytenbach to make a 57kg title clash with England’s Acelya Toprak. Those two finals are from PTI’s copy; corresponding IJF Glasgow brackets weren’t accessible in the material we could verify today.
For the record, the athletes’ categories and selections track with IJF and federation documents. The medal colours do not — yet. The BJP-led Centre will surely post a victory thread when they do; for now the IJF confirms one final and PTI calls the other two. The scoreboard settles louder than any slogan.