Somwarpet, Oct 14: The 'Chanakya' team emerged as champions in a sports meet organized by the Auto Drivers and Owners Association for its members, in celebration of Kannada Rajyotsava. The event, which featured tennis-ball cricket, Kabaddi, and tug-of-war, took place on Sunday at the grounds of the Government Model Primary School, where the Chanakya team secured the first prize in these competitions.
'Team 18 Bajegundi' took second place in cricket, 'Karunada Kings' secured the runner-up spot in Kabaddi, and the 'JC Vedike' team finished second in the tug-of-war. In the 'Bomb in the City' game, Dinesh Bajegundi and C.C. Pradeep won prizes. Speaking as the chief guest, B.S. Manjunath, the town president of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (Praveen Shetty faction), expressed his pride in the significant participation of auto drivers in pro-Kannada movements. He commended the drivers, noting that many among them provide free services to pregnant women and persons with disabilities, effectively engaging in social service while pursuing their profession. Present on the stage were Auto Union President Sampath, former President R. Mohan, Secretary Kavan, and office-bearers Yadooru Prasanna, Aiguru Vijay, Jagadish, and Ravish Kalkanduru. Nishani Manjunath offered a prayer..
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