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Khel Kabaddi tournament concludes in Bandipora's Aloosa

Large crowd watches floodlit matches; locals demand renovation of sports ground

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Khel Kabaddi tournament concludes in Bandipora's Aloosa

Large crowd watches floodlit matches; locals demand renovation of sports ground

Suhail Rather

Bandipora, Oct 16 (KNS): The Khel Kabaddi Tournament concluded at Aloosa in north Kashmir's Bandipora district on Friday, drawing a large number of spectators from the village and adjoining areas.

The tournament, played under floodlights, brought together local players and sports enthusiasts, with residents turning out to watch the matches.

Naib Tehsildar Aloosa and local contractor Mushtaq Ahmad Tantray attended the concluding event as chief guests, while Teachers Forum Vice President Sheikh Showkat was also present.

During the event, residents raised concerns over the condition of the local sports ground and demanded its renovation to provide better facilities for young players.

Responding to the demand, Naib Tehsildar Aloosa assured residents that he would take up the matter with higher authorities and seek necessary repairs and improvements to the ground.

Residents said the facility was used by young sportspersons from Aloosa and neighbouring villages and required attention to support regular sporting activities.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Speaking on the occasion, Mushtaq Ahmad Tantray assured the organisers of his continued support for youth-oriented initiatives and encouraged young people to participate in sports.

He said local tournaments provided opportunities for emerging players to demonstrate their talent and remain engaged in sporting activities.

The organisers acknowledged the efforts of Bhat Ishfaq in conducting the tournament and thanked the Chairman of Learning Wings Pre-School, Aloosa, for supporting the event.

They said the tournament was aimed at encouraging participation in traditional games and providing a platform for local players.

The event concluded amid calls from residents for improved sports infrastructure and more opportunities for young players in the area. (KNS) 

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