Under the Civic Action Programme, the “Martyr Mushtaq Ahmad Baba T-20 Cricket Tournament,” organised by Ganderbal Police in memory and honour of brave police martyrs who laid down their lives in the line of duty, concluded on Sunday with a grand finale at Qamariya Stadium, Ganderbal, marked by enthusiasm, fervour and reverence.
Senior Superintendent of Police Ganderbal Sudhanshu Dhama, along with Dy.SP Headquarters Umer Urfan and Dy.SP PC Ganderbal Ravinder Kumar, attended the occasion and encouraged players and spectators with their presence. Senior officers, civil society members, local citizens, and a large number of spectators witnessed the thrilling final match. Family members of martyr Mushtaq Ahmad Baba were also present, adding emotional significance to the event.
The tournament was organised to honour the supreme sacrifices of Jammu and Kashmir Police martyrs and aimed at strengthening police-public relations while promoting sportsmanship and channelising youth energy in a positive direction.
Police officials congratulated both teams for their excellent performance, discipline and team spirit. They reiterated that such events not only preserve the memory of fallen heroes but also encourage youth to engage in sports and stay away from drugs and other social evils.
Trophies, cash prizes, cricket kits, medals and appreciation certificates were distributed among the winning team New Dream Land Cricket Club Ganderbal and runner-up Hilal Cricket Club Ahan for their outstanding performances.
Spectators appreciated the initiative and expressed gratitude to J&K Police for continuously engaging youth through sports and community-oriented programmes. (Agency)
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