Glad to see that we all are working together for peace and progress : DGP

Srinagar: Spartans Cricket Club Handwara beat Brother’s XI in the final of Handwara Police Cricket League played at Sports Ground Bakihakar, Handwara on Wednesday.
I am glad to see that a very large number of people of Handwara participated in the successful conduct of this cricket tournament organized by Jammu and Kashmir Police, and especially the youth who are working for the peace and progress of the area.
This was stated by the Director-General of Police J&K Dilbag Singh at the closing ceremony of tournament.
The tournament was being organised by Jammu and Kashmir Police under Civic Action Programme.
Speaking on the occasion, the DGP congratulated SP Handwara and his team of officers for taking keen interest in managing the event and conducting it successfully. I am glad to see that a large number of people participated in the success of this cricket tournament organized by Jammu and Kashmir Police, especially youth who were highly motivated and excited on the conduct of this event. It’s a step in the right direction and an indicator of positivity in the environment.
He said that the participation of 32 teams in the tournament strengthens the resolve of our youth for to act as catalyst and agents of positive change.
The DGP congratulated the budding players of the district in cricket and assured them to provide full support of the Jammu and Kashmir Police. He said that it was a special feeling to witness the final match with players displaying the skills of high standards. While praising the commentators, the DGP said that the commentary was of a good standard.
The DGP also appreciated the presence of local activists for encouraging the teams during the final match. The DGP congratulated the winner and runner up teams for putting up a great match. The DGP advised the youth to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood, use their energy in positive activities, and contribute to the peace mission of Jammu and Kashmir.
While speaking on the occasion, the SP Handwara G.V Chakravarthy said that organizing this tournament was an effort of District Police to channelize the energy of youth in positive direction and build a better society by keeping our youths away from drugs and other social evils.
The DGP presented trophies to the winner and runner up teams and other individual players and also distributed cash prizes to the Man of the Series and Man of the match and runner up and winner teams.
Presently sporting competitions are going on in Budgam, Ganderbal and Bandipora.
Police Headquarters has chalked out a plan to create a Kashmir Eleven which will be assisted to participate at national level as well.

KR Desk