A 74-year-old Pakistani, Naseemuddin, has completed a remarkable hat-trick of world records after the Guinness World Records officially approved his latest feat.
A resident of Shah Faisal Colony in Karachi, Naseemuddin set a new global record by breaking 38 marble tiles while holding an egg in his hand, surpassing the previous record of 30 tiles.
According to details, confirmation of the new record has been received via email from Guinness authorities, while the achievement has also been updated on the organisation’s official website.
This marks Naseemuddin’s third world record. Earlier, he had set records by breaking 163 walnuts with a single punch and crushing apples with one hand.
The achievement adds to a growing family legacy, as his granddaughter, grandson, son and daughter-in-law have also earned world records for Pakistan.
Naseemuddin is the father of Rashid Naseem, who holds the distinction of setting the highest number of world records for Pakistan.
Dedicating his latest achievement to the Pakistan Army, Naseemuddin said the record belongs to the entire nation and reflects the spirit of patriotism among Pakistanis.
Despite his age, he said, he was proud to raise Pakistan’s flag on the global stage, adding that both he and his family remain committed to bringing further recognition to the country.