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Home / Jalandhar / Punjab Police Overall Champ Of Kabaddi Cluster

Punjab Police overall champ of kabaddi cluster

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 10:45 AM Mar 07, 2025 IST
Players of Punjab Police in jubilant mood after winning the overall trophy of The All-India Police Kabaddi Cluster at PAP Jalandhar on Thursday .Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh.

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The 1st All-India Police Kabaddi Cluster-2024-25 that was started on February 2 came to an end today.

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Anita Punj, ADGP-cum-Director, Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, was the chief guest and Bidhu Shekhar, Joint Director, IB, was guest of honour on the closing ceremony of the cluster. Above 1,300 players from across the country had participated in the cluster.

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An exhibition kabaddi match between Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) and State Police Force (SPF) teams was played, which was won by State Police Force (SPF)

team.

Overall champion of the cluster was the Punjab Police. In the end, Navjot Singh Mahal, Commandant-cum-Sports Secretary, Punjab Police, presented vote of thanks.

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