Lahore, In a notable display of athleticism and strength, the Punjab Police athletes have garnered significant success at the 20th Men’s Classic National Powerlifting Championship 2024, securing a total of 13 medals. This achievement underscores the department’s dedication not only to law enforcement but also to excellence in national sports competitions.

According to Punjab Police, the championship saw participation from over 100 athletes representing nine teams, with the Punjab Police contingent distinguishing themselves through their exceptional performances. The team clinched three gold, seven silver, and three bronze medals, demonstrating their prowess and competitive spirit.

The medalists received commendation and support during their visit to the Sports Board at the Central Police Office, where they were met by Director General Pakistan Police Sports Board, Additional IG Finance Riaz Nazir Gara, and Chief Sports Officer Athar Ismail. In recognition of their achievements, Additional IG Welfare Riyaz Nazir Gara awarded the athletes CC-I certificates and cash prizes, reinforcing the department’s commitment to nurturing and rewarding sporting talent.

The Police Department’s sports officials have reiterated their support for athletes who excel at the national level, recognizing them as invaluable assets to the force and pledging continued encouragement and resources to foster their development.

This triumph at the National Powerlifting Championship not only highlights the athletic capabilities of the Punjab Police but also serves as an inspiration for the integration of sports and physical fitness within law enforcement agencies, promoting well-being and morale among officers.