Surinder wins 1,500-metre walk

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Chandigarh, December 26

Chhajuram, Parjat Singh and Malvinder Singh Dhillon claimed first three positions, respectively, in the men’s 100 m (80 ) event during the 41th Masters Athletics Championship. Gurdial Kaur claimed gold medal in the women’s category.

In the women’s shot put (60 ) category, Opinder, Veenu and Prem Somra claimed top three positions, respectively, while in the women’s long jump (55 ) event, Parvesh Sharma claimed the top position.

In the men’s 1,500-metre (30 ) walk, Surinder Rana claimed gold medal and BS Rana won silver medal in the 5-km (65 ) walk.

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