Mat Kabaddi Tournament Held in the Valley

Kudige, A. 1: In the Mat Kabaddi Tournament held as part of the Sri Ramalingeshwara Swamy Brahma Rathotsava of the Valley, the A. K. Boys team of the Valley won the first place and received a trophy and cash prize.

The second place was taken by M.K.T. Ramanathapura, the third by Deepak Friends Byadagotta, and the fourth place was taken by the Shanivarasante team. Speaking after inaugurating the tournament, businessman Hakke Mohan expressed the opinion that organizing such sports events in rural areas will help the youth to organize and carry out social work and will facilitate them to serve in the rural religious field together. Former Zilla Panchayat President H.S. Ashok, who was the chief guest, said that sports will lead to all-round development through the development of physical and mental health. K.P.C.C. Member Hebbale Natesh Gowda said that the youth should become role models for the society by serving with a sense of dedication. He expressed the opinion that sports bring out creativity and actively teach lessons for patience, peace and life.

On this occasion, Sri Ramalingeshwara Temple Committee President K.S. Suresh, Vice President Manjunath, Secretary Madhava, committee members and sportspersons were present.

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