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Chandrababu congratulates commonwealth karate Championship medal winners
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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu congratulates AP karate players Hemanth Kumar Reddy Pottipati, MV Sri Dinesh, and N. Surya for winning gold and bronze medals at the 12th Commonwealth Karate Championships 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu with commonwealth karate medal winners in Amaravati on Thursday
Kurnool: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has congratulated State’s karate players for their outstanding performance at 12th Commonwealth Karate Championships-2026, held in Glasgow, Scotland, from November 5 to 8. Players from Kurnool and Tirupati brought international recognition to State and country by winning medals in the prestigious championship.
Hemanth Kumar Reddy Pottipati clinched gold medal in Cadet Male -70 kg Kumite category, while MV Sri Dinesh and N Surya of Tirupati secured bronze medals in Junior Team Kata category. Appreciating their achievements on international stage, the Chief Minister on Thursday extended special congratulations to the medal winners for bringing laurels to India.
The players’ success was attributed to the guidance and dedicated training provided by Team India Head Coach Sensei Keerthan Konduru, Hemanth and Dinesh’s coach Sensei P Jagadeesh Kumar and Surya’s coach Sensei Naveen.
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