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Manikanta bags 2 bronze medals
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G Manikanta who is working as Armed Reserve Constable in the Guntur Urban Police district, participated in the All India Water Sports Championship held in upper lake in Madhya Pradesh from December 5 to 9 and got two bronze medals.
Guntur: G Manikanta who is working as Armed Reserve Constable in the Guntur Urban Police district, participated in the All India Water Sports Championship held in upper lake in Madhya Pradesh from December 5 to 9 and got two bronze medals.
Guntur Urban SP Ch Vijaya Rao, DSP (Armed Reserve) G Srinivasa Rao, Police officer K Nagaraju appreciated him. Over 2,000 players from various states participated in the All India Water Sports Championship.
He bagged second place in the second event, 3rd place in the fourth event.
Speaking to ‘The Hans India’, Manikanta said that he was trained in the water sports in Hyderabad at the time of joining in the department, which helped him to get the medals and name and fame to the department.
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