Brahmalin Mahant Avedhnath Smriti Pancham All India Invitational Prize Money Men’s Kabaddi Competition is starting from Friday in the regional playground of Gorakhpur. 12 famous teams of the country are participating in this competition. This also includes defending champion Army Red. Many international players will show their strength in the competition organized under the aegis of the Sports Department. Sports Minister Girish Yadav will inaugurate this competition today on Friday. It will be inaugurated at the regional playground at 12.30 pm. This program will conclude on December 4 at the hands of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In the closing program on December 4, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will screen the winners and runners-up and the players of both the third-placed teams. State Sports Director RP Singh has given this information. He told that the winning team will get a prize of Rs 2 lakh, the runner-up team will get Rs 1 lakh and both the third place teams will get Rs 50,000 each. The competition includes Anand Tamil Thalaivas, Devendra Gujarat Tiger, Nitin Panwar Jaipur Pink Panther, Rakesh Ghoda Bengaluru Bulls, Aman UP Yoddha, Amit Narwal Bengal Warriors, Mohit Baliyan U Mumba, Rakesh Puneri Paltan, Ashish Nagar UP Yoddha, Rupesh Tomar Telugu Titan, Sushil Kabaddi lovers will closely watch the performance of many international players including Kumar Patna Pirates.
12 teams are participating in this competition
A total of 12 teams, including defending champion Army Red, are participating in the Price Money Kabaddi competition in memory of Brahmalin Mahant Avaidyanath. These include teams like ITBP New Delhi, SSB Rajasthan, CRPF New Delhi, Army Red New Delhi, Army Green New Delhi, Ordnance Factory Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, JD XI, New Delhi, KSS Nain XI Baghpat etc. . Sports Director Dr. RP Singh said that the 12 participating teams include 144 players, 24 coaches and management. 20 officials and one competition observer have been provided by Uttar Pradesh Kabaddi Association.
Report – Kumar Pradeep, Gorakhpur