Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain looked assured as she won gold in her maiden appearance in the women's under-75 kilograms class.

Borgohain was joined as a champion by compatriots Parveen Hooda, Saweety and Alfiya Khan who prevailed in the under-63kg, under-81kg, and over-81kg tournaments, respectively.

Borgohain's result will be a big morale booster has she has struggled to find form since her podium finish at the postponed Olympics.

The 25-year-old made early exits at the World Championships and Commonwealth Games earlier this year.

Borgohain has moved up from the under-69kg division to her new weight class as under-69kg will not feature at Paris 2024.

Borgohain had won bronze at the 2017 and 2021 editions of the Asian Championships in the welterweight under-69kg category.

Parveen dispatched Japan's Kito Mai in her deciding bout as she won courtesy of a 5-0 points decision in the Jordanian capital.

Saweety and Alfiya then added to the medal haul with wins against Kazakhstan's Gulsaya Yerzhan and home favourite Islam Husaili, respectively.

Saweety won 5-0 while Alifiya's opponent was disqualified to give her a premature win in the first round.

India could have secured a fifth gold medal on the day but Minakshi, competing at the Asian Championships for the first year, fell at the hands of Japan's Kinoshita Rinka in the women's under-52kg final.

A slow start hindered her as she was on the losing end of a 4-1 split decision.

Karina Ibragimova, Alua Balkibekova and Zhaina Shekerbekova all won gold medals for Kazakhstan.

Asian Games champion Oh Yeon-ji from South Korea won a third continental title at under-60kg and Vietnam's Nguyễn Thị Tâm was the day's other gold medallist, beating Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Tsukimi Namiki from Japan at under-52kg.