17 Boxers Win Gold Medals as Commander Chaman Scouts Highlights Importance of Sports for Youth
CHAMAN (Syed Sardar Mohammad Khondai): The three-day Chaman Boxing Championship concluded with a colourful closing ceremony at the Government Higher Secondary School ground in Chaman, where Commander Chaman Scouts, Brigadier Zarar Ahmed, praised the role of sports in engaging young people in positive and healthy activities.
The championship brought together talented boxers from different areas, who competed in various weight categories and demonstrated their skills, techniques and determination throughout the event.
The final rounds featured exciting bouts between boxers competing for top positions in their respective weight categories. At the conclusion of the competitions, 17 successful boxers received gold medals in recognition of their performances.
The winning athletes and their coaches celebrated their achievements, while a large number of spectators encouraged the participants with enthusiastic applause and slogans.
Brigadier Zarar Ahmed, Commander Chaman Scouts and Brigade Commandant, attended the closing ceremony as the chief guest.
Former President of Chaman Chamber of Commerce Haji Imran Khan Kakar, tribal elders, local dignitaries and prominent sports personalities also attended the event.
Brigadier Zarar Ahmed, accompanied by tribal elders, distributed medals, trophies and prizes among the successful boxers.
Addressing the ceremony, Brigadier Zarar Ahmed said promoting sports was essential to engaging the younger generation in healthy and constructive activities.
He stressed the importance of encouraging talented boxers and providing them with opportunities to develop their abilities and progress to higher levels of competition.
He also congratulated Akhtar Gulfam, patron-in-chief of the championship, on successfully organising the event and appreciated his efforts to promote boxing and sporting activities in Chaman.
Participants described the successful completion of the championship as an important contribution to sports development in Balochistan.
They said such competitions not only provide young athletes with opportunities to showcase their talent but also encourage positive activities, mutual understanding and brotherhood among players from Balochistan and other parts of the country.
The championship concluded with appreciation for the organisers, participating boxers, coaches and spectators who contributed to making the three-day sporting event successful.
