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Home / Ludhiana / City Girls Win Medals In Weightlifting Event

City girls win medals in weightlifting event

Our Correspondent
Updated At : 05:41 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST
Jivan Lata and Gurleen Kaur, along with their coach Kamaljeet Singh at DSO Kuldeep Chugh’s office in Ludhiana.

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City girls Jivan Lata, Gurleen Kaur, and Ujala made their mark in the weightlifting competition during the state-level Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan, bringing home medals and accolades.

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The competition was held in Sangrur, and Jivan Lata, a student of Gobindgarh Public College, Alour, clinched the gold medal in the below 81 kg category in the women’s 21-30 years group.

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Gurleen Kaur, a student of Government Senior Secondary School, Cemetery Road, Ludhiana, secured the silver medal in the girls U-21 group in the below 87 kg weight category.

Ujala, a student of Sanatan Dharam Kamla Lohtia College, Ludhiana, finished third in the below 59 kg category in the girls U-21 group.

The winners and their coach, Kamaljeet Singh, were called by DSO Kuldeep Chugh at his office in Guru Nanak Stadium to congratulate them on their achievement.

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