Haldwani (Uttarakhand), December 25.
The National Jujutsu Championship was grandly organized at the Indira Gandhi Stadium in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, where players from across the country participated and showcased their talent. In this prestigious national-level competition, Team Rajasthan delivered an outstanding performance, bringing pride to the state.
Rajasthan team coach Vivek Bhardwaj informed that Dinesh Saran, a promising athlete from Vivek Martial Art Academy, Jaipur, displayed exceptional skill and determination to win two gold medals. Meanwhile, Aryan Singh impressed everyone with his strong performance in tough bouts and secured a bronze medal, adding another achievement to the team’s success.
Throughout the championship, athletes demonstrated remarkable technical skills, confidence, discipline, and sportsmanship, highlighting the finer aspects of the sport of jujutsu. Winning medals at the national level is a result of the players’ hard work, consistent training, and dedicated guidance from their coaches.
Expressing happiness over the achievement, Rajasthan Women’s Team Coach Suman Kumawat, Rajasthan Jujutsu Association President Chhotu Ram Dahiya, along with several sports enthusiasts, congratulated the medal winners and wished them a bright future. They stated that such achievements would further promote martial arts among youth and give new recognition to jujutsu in Rajasthan.
Preparations are also underway to honor the players upon their return, which is expected to inspire young athletes and strengthen the presence of jujutsu sports in the state.