Khuden Pul adjudged best ITBP commando

CHANDIGARH:The ITBPrsquos Eastern Frontier bagged the top position in the Third InterFrontier Commando Competition that concluded at the Basic Training Centre of the force in Bhanu near here today

Updated At : 07:32 AM Oct 23, 2016 IST

Chandigarh, October 22

The ITBP’s Eastern Frontier bagged the top position in the Third Inter-Frontier Commando Competition that concluded at the Basic Training Centre of the force in Bhanu near here today.

Constable Khuden Pul from the Northeast Frontier was adjudged the best commando.

A total of 118 commandos from ITBP’s five frontiers participated in the four-day event. ITBP Deputy Inspector General KP Singh was the chief guest at the closing ceremony. — TNS

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