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Saqib Shah

Jammu and Kashmir: Saqib Shah wins medal in National powerlifting event

| @indiablooms | Dec 26, 2021, at 09:46 pm

Srinagar: Kashmir powerlifting player Saqib Shah has bagged a medal in the National level Powerlifting event held in Surat Gujarat.

In the National Powerlifting Championship organised by National SportsFederation, India, from Dec 16 to 19, Saqib Shah while representing J&K bagged a gold medal in the junior bench press category while as bagged runnerup place in the overall men’s bench press category. 

In the event, around 600 players from 14 different states of India participated.   

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