Punjab Police edge past Olympian Jarnail Singh FA

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Garhshankar, Updated At : 09:38 AM Oct 03, 2024 IST

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A league match of the 38th JCT Punjab State Super Football organised by the Punjab Football Association was held at the Olympian Jarnail Singh Football Stadium of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College at Garhshankar.

In the match organised under the arrangement of the Olympian Jarnail Singh Memorial Football Tournament Committee, the team of Punjab Police, Jalandhar, defeated Olympian Jarnail Singh Football Academy, Garhshankar, 3-2.

The principal of Khalsa College, Dr Amandeep Hira, and the executive president of the tournament committee, Harvinder Singh Bath, were introduced to all the participants at the time of the inauguration of the competition.

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