SRINAGAR: Assam Rifles bagged the overall championship trophy securing highest 48 points in Taekwondo event, which was part of the ongoing 10th All India Police Games Judo Cluster hosted by the J&K Police at different venues, here.

It was the women team which helped Assam Rifles take away the overall trophy. The women team emerged champions with 33 points. However, the men’s trophy bagged to CISF with 23 points.

The overall second place in Taekwondo went to SSB with 39 points while Uttar Pradesh Police remained at third place with 32 points in their account. Meanwhile, the last event of the Judo Cluster, Wushu completion reached the final stages today. The finals have been scheduled for tomorrow, followed by the valedictory function.

The Detailed Results:

MEN: 54 kg: Bitu Gogoil, SSB, gold; Rahul Verma, ITBP, silver; Shobit Sah, CRPF and P Ramakrishnan, Tamil Nadu, bronze. 58 kg: Anshu Dandotiya, CISF, gold; Bhavik Lakwal, CRPF, silver; Ravi, SS and M Yogeshwaran, Tamil Nadu Police, bronze. 63 kg: Sarjan Kumar, CISF, gold; Nishant, CRPF, silver; Laishanbnm Kabichandra Singh, Assam Rifles and A Bijen Singh, Manipur Police, bronze. 68 kg: Nitesh Singh, Uttrakhand Police, gold; Rishi Rai, Uttar Pradesh Police, silver; Aman, CRPF nad Paramjeet Singh, SSB, bronze. 74 kg: Harpreet Singh, SSB, gold; Jarnel Singh, Rajasthan Police, silver; Himanshu Singh, Assam Rifles and Anurag Kapoor, CRPF, Bronze. 80 kg: Deepesh Pandey, BSF, gold; Ankur, Assam Rifles, silver; Ritik, CISF and EET Singh Padam, Uttar Pradesh Police, bronze. Under-87 kg: Preetham R , CISF, gold; B Sivanesan, CRPF, silver; Umer Bin Rashid, J&K Police and K Arun Kumar, Andhra Pradesh, bronze.  Over-87 kg: Gulshan Sharma, Uttar Pradesh, gold; Naresh, BSF, silver; Manjot Singh and P Anil Kuamar, CISF, bronze.

WOMEN: 46 kg: Doli Malviya, BSF, gold; Naoroibam Jina Devi, CRPF, silver; Manashi Gogoi, Assam Rifles and Dipika Hazarika, Assam Rifles, bronze. 49 kg: Anisha, Uttar Pradesh Police, gold; Okram Memi Chanu, SSB, silver; Tanishka, BSF and Mallika Baruah, Assam Rifles, bronze. 57 kg: Sabita Ramchaiy, SSB, gold; M Chanchanbi Devi, CRPF, silver; Pooja, Uttar Pradesh and Joyshree Basumatary, Assam Police, bronze. 62 kg: Sonam, Chandigarh Police, gold; Tanuja, SSB, silver; Sumanjeeta Tamang, Assam Rifles and Shivani Malviya, BSF, bronze. 67 kg: Swapani Bhanudas Shinde, Assam Rifles, gold; Madhu Singh, Uttar Pradesh Police, silver, Vimmie Moirangthem, SSB and Ningombam Helena Devi, BSF, bronze. 73 kg: Laishram Priya Devi, gold; Khushboo Yadav, Uttar Pradesh Police, silver; Nidhi Kumari, CRPF and Deepshikha Kumari, Bihar Police, bronze.

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