Security Forces Badminton Tournament concludes
Kokrajhar: The Second edition of the Security Forces Badminton Tournament was concluded on Saturday evening with a three day programme scheduled being held at Kokrajhar District Sports Association(KDSA) Indooor stadium in Kokrajhar.The tournament created sporting amusement among security forces who are deployed in the region.
Altogether, 10 teams from different security forces,which are included 129 Bn CRPF, 6 Bn SSB, 31 Bn SSB, CISF (NTPC) Salakati , 210 CoBRA, 12 Sikh Light Army, Assam Police, 7 AP Bn participated in the tournament, which was organized by 129 battalion(Bn) CRPF. In the tournament, commandants and constable had team up and gave their best performance in the tournament which is appreciable.
In the single’s final match, K Shiva Prasad of 129 Bn CRPF emerged champion defeating his compatriot Raj Kumar in straight set 2-0.
In the double’s final match, Tanveer Jamal, deputy commandant and M Balaji of 129 Bn CRPF emerged champion defeating nicely club team of E Ramesh and K Shiva Prasad of 129 Bn CRPF in straight set 2-0.
BTC executive member for Sports & Youth welfare department, Doneswsar Goyary graced as chief guest and handed trophies and medals among the winners on the prize distribution ceremony.Goyary appreciated the organisers for organising such tournmaent and said that it is the second edition such tournament that has been organized by 129 Bn CRPF. He also said that it is the privilege for the security forces to show its skill and strength as well as enhancing the relation with the public.
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