Giving a brilliant performance in national championship Madhya Pradesh Shooting Academy player Aishwarya Pratap has bagged two gold medals. Besides, the players who represented the State team have also showcased an impressive performance and won three silver medals and four bronze medals to Madhya Pradesh.
Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Jitu Patwari appreciates Aishwarya Pratap's performance and congratulated all medal the winners.
In the 19th Kumar Surendra Singh memory shooting championship held in Delhi, Prashant Rifle player of State Shooting Academy, Ashish Pratap Singh Tomar, performed brilliantly in the senior and junior individual competition of 50m Rifle and won two gold medals to Madhya Pradesh.
Expressing happiness over this achievement of Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, the Sports and Youth Welfare Minister of the State, Mr. Jitu Patwari has appreciated the performance of Ashwini Pratap Singh, who has been in the shooting championship.
He congratulated the gold and silver medalist Aishwarya Pratap, silver medalist Harshit Binjwa and Jainab Hussein and bronze medalist Sunidhi, Jenb, Mansi, Aishwarya and Shreya Agrawal.
Director Sports and Youth Welfare S.L. Thoussen also expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the spectacular performance of the players.
Aishwarya Pratap gave gold medal to Madhya Pradesh, leaving 458.5 points in the 50m rifle thrilly position, leaving behind Olympians Gagan Narang and Ravi Kumar. In the junior category of this competition, Aishwarya Pratap also won the second gold medal with 454.1 points.
While the player of the academy Harshit Binjwa earned the silver medal with 450.1 points.
Aishwarya Pratap Singh won a bronze and a silver medal in the 10 meter air rifle senior and junior individual event of the competition respectively.
In addition, the pair of Aishwarya Pratap and Shreya Agarwal got bronze medals at Air Rifle Mix Event.
Academy player Jenb Hussain Gunkawala handed silver medal to Madhya Pradesh at 50m Three Position Junior Event Sunidhi Chauhan, Jenab and Mansi Kathet earned bronze medals in the Senior Women Team event.
The instructor of the said player shooting Academy is trained under the guidance of Suma Suroor, instructor, Sunita Lakhan and Vaibhav Sharma.
Significantly, the shooting Academy's player, Ashish Pratap Singh, represented the Indian team in international competitions, gave the country a gold and a bronze medal.
In the national championship, Aishwarya earned nine gold, two silver and two bronze medals.