Uttarakhand bagged its first gold medal on the second day of All India Police Athletics championship being held at Maharana Pratap Sports College, Derhadun on Wednesday. Inspector Manish Rawat won the gold medal in 20 km walk race.
He completed the race in one hour, 25 minutes and 37 seconds. Kulwant Singh of BSF secured the second position while Jai Bhagwan of CRPF finished third.However, in other events, the performance of the host was not up to the expectations as CRPF, Punjab Police and CISF forged ahead.
In 1500 metre run male category, Beer Singh of CRPF secured the first position followed by Harish Koranga of Uttarakhand while Mukesh Kumar of Rajasthan stood third.
In 10000 metre race walk female category, Khushbeer Kaur of Punjab secured the first position followed by Saumiya of CRPF while Rajni of CISF stood third. In Javelin throw female category, Rupindar Kaur of Punjab came out first followed by Chumki Choudhary of CRPF while Priyanka of CISF finished third. In high jump male category, Gurukirtan Singh of BSF scored first position followed by Anup PK of BSF while Kl Silver Star of Tamil Nadu finished third.
In Javelin throw male category, Ankit Rathi of CISF came out first followed by Yashjeet Singh of Uttarakhand while Jasnoor Singh of Punjab finished third. In long jump female category, Manju Shri of CRPF secured first position followed by Bhumika Thakur of Punjab while Ramandeep of Punjab bagged the third position.
In 200 metre run male category, KP Puniyasuriyan of Tamil Nadu scored first followed by Mahendra Kumar Raut of CRPF while Rahul Kale of Maharashtra finished third. In 200 metre run female category, Anshurani of CISF secured the top position followed by Remya Krishan TP of CISF while Sini S of Kerala bagged the third position.
In 10000 metre run female category, Maharashtra Police have bagged all the three medals. Versha Bhawri Saigeeta Naik and Meenakshi finished as first , second and third positions.
In 4x100 metre relay run male category, Punjab secured the first position followed by Maharashtra while BSF stood third.
In combined team scores, CRPF topped the list with 67 points followed by BSF and Punjab with 65 points each while CISF scored 37 points. Uttarakhand finished seventh with 19 points. In the male team scores, BSF was ahead of others with 43 points followed by Punjab with 31 points and CRPF with 25 points. Uttarakhand finished fourth with 19 points. In female team scores, CRPF was ahead of the rest with 42 points followed by Punjab with 34 points and CISF with 30 points.