JKP on forefront in promoting sports in Valley: DGP

SrinagarDirector General of Police Dr. S.P Vaid Tuesday said that Jammu and Kashmir has always remained at the forefront to promote sports in the state. According to a press statement issued by the media cell of the department, Dr Vaid said various sports activities are being carried out to inspire the youth towards sports.

The statement added that the DGP said this while interacting with the office bearers of J&K Association of Deaf at Police Headquarters.

Dr. Vaid said that JKP has organized many sports events for specially abled players.

A national level cricket tournament was organized at Jammu for specially-abled cricketers in which various states of the country participated, he said.

The DGP in his interaction with the office bearers informed that JKP is organizing good number of sports events in Kashmir this summer. These events include Jashn-e-Dal, Run for Fun, Martyrs Memorial Football Tournament and Special Football coaching camps for youth in collaboration with J&K Football Association. Range level sports festivals are also being held in the two provinces of the State, Dr. Vaid informed further.

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In this meeting the General Secretary of the Association Umar Ashraf Baig accompanied by Mudasir Nisar requested the DGP for his cooperation in organizing a T-20 Cricket Tournament at Baramulla. DGP assured them that the department will provide every possible assistance in organizing the event and a report in this regard will be sought from the range DIG

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