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| 59th All India Police Games | | 50 `suspected’ Dope samples sent to NDTL | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, March 04: The independent agency of National Anti Doping Agency (NADA) has sent at least 50 `suspected’ Dope samples, taken from athletes participating in the ongoing 59th All India Police Games (Wrestling Cluster) at different venues, here today for testing and results thereof.
“During the first three-day of random checking at different venues, samples were collected from suspected athletes and at least 50 of them have been sent to National Dope Testing Laboratory (NDTL) at Delhi for verification,” informed Project Officer of NADA, Dr BJ Verma.
Adding he said, “It requires at least a week to get the reports from NDTL. Any athlete found in the influence of banned drugs, he/she will be banned for a minimum of two years and a maximum of life time ban on his sports career.”
A fully-equipped team of NADA, who are being supported by volunteers provided by the hosts of Police Games, J&K Police, move all around the venues hosting boxing, weightlifting, judo, gymnastics and wrestling competitions throughout the day.
“We know how an athlete, in the influence of drugs, looks like. So we take them along to our control room and get the sample immediately. On our target are mostly the first three position holders, or overnight record makers, who have to undergo the sample testing,”disclosed Dr Verma.
Exhibition matches in women’s Judo
Introduced for the first time, the women’s judo event ended in mere an exhibition contest among the eight reported teams from different states. “Since the minimum required number of teams is 10 for the All India Police Meet, we received only eight entries, so it was decided at the higher level to at least provide the visiting jutokas a platform to compete,” incharge of Judo event, Inspector Kuldeep Handoo told SAN.
Representing Central Forces of BSF, CRPF and CISF as also Haryana and Punjab Police, international judokas were seen fighting in the exhibition matches held today.
GYMNASTICS: Gourav Kumar of Punjab Police bagged gold in Pommel Horse event of Apparatus Championship of Gymnastics event underway at BSF Frontier Headquarters, Paloura, here today. Mukesh of BSF bagged second place while Kripal Singh of Uttrakhand and Mayank Srivastav of CRPF were joint third. Similarly, in Floor Exercise, Prabhash of Uttar Pradesh was first while Amar Kumar of ITBP was declared second on the basis of points their secured. Third place was shared by Devender Singh of BSF and N Satish of Punjab.
JUDO: Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Punjab Police (PP) were neck to neck for the first position in men’s judo event. As many as five weights were decided today while the finals of remaining two weight categories shall take place tomorrow at Indoor Hall at Police Lines, here.
The Detailed Results: 66 kg: Priyavert (CRPF), Ist; Arvind Kumar (BSF), 2nd; Sanjay Kumar (PP) and Santosh Mane (ITBP), joint 3rd. 70 kg: Ramashray Yadav (UP), Ist; Karamveer Singh (CRPF), 2nd; Vikram (SSB) and Navdeep Chana (ITBP), joint 3rd. 81 kg: Saahil Pathania (PP), Ist; Virender Singh (ITBP), 2nd; Virender Singh (CISF) and Jasvir Singh (Maharashtra), joint 3rd. 90 kg: Ramesh Kumar (Haryana), Ist; Yashpal Solanki (PP), 2nd; Sanjay Singh (CRPF) and Kuljinder Singh (PP), joint 3rd. 100 kg: Vikram Solanki (CISF), Ist; Satender Pal (PP), 2nd; Samunder Tokas (BSF) and Vinod Solanki (BSF), joint 3rd.
WEIGHTLIFTING: Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) completely dominated the Weightlifting event in both men and women sections. Out of five weights decided today, CRPF clinched all the five gold medals thereby making it a clean sweep. Similarly, in women’s category, CRPF lifters showed domination.
The Detailed Results: WOMEN: 69 kg: Pratima Kumari (CRPF), Ist; W Nandini Devi (CRPF), 2nd; Joshila Devi, ITBP, 3rd and K K Kumari, CISF, 4th. 63rd kg: PH Polengenri (CRPF), Ist; K Romi Devi (CRPF), 2nd; Sukhdeep Kour (BSF), 3rd and Mamta Kutiyal (Uttarkahnd), 4th. 58 kg: Sunibala Devi (ITBP) Ist; Meena Kumari (PP); Y Kunjeshwari Devi, BSF, 3rd and Kakoli Biswas (West Bengal), 4th. MEN: 85 kg: K Hara Gopal (CRPF), Ist; Harpreet Singh (PP), 2nd; Balraj Sharma (BSF), 3rd and NG Naba Singh (CRPF), 4th. 77 kg: Tej Singh (CRPF), Ist; Danesh Singh (CRPF), 2nd; Danish Joshi (UKP), 3rd and J Manimaran (TNP), 4th. 69 kg: Prem Singh (CRPF), Ist; Manjinder Singh (BSF), 2nd; Dattatrey Tole (Maharashtra), 3rd and Mohd Anwar Khan (UKP), 4th. 62kg: Rajesh Singh (CRPF), Ist; Surjeet Singh (BSF), 2nd; T Kumar (CRPF), 3rd and Shivaji Mahajan (Maharashtra), 4th.
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Caption: A women’s judo bout in progress on the third day of the 59th All India Police Games at Indoor Hall of Police Lines in Jammu on Friday. Picture/SAN
Caption: Deputy Inspector General of Police, Alok Puri gives away medals to winners of 66 kg weight category in men’s judo at Indoor Hall of Police Lines in Jammu on Friday. Picture/
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