Seema, Madhu bag medals at World Police & Fire Games
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Trained at SAI, the duo — both constables in the UP Police — showcased exceptional skill, determination, and sportsmanship to bring home top honours.
Lucknow: Seema Kannaujia and Madhu Singh of NCOE, Lucknow, clinched taekwondo gold medals at the World Police and Fire Games in Birmingham, USA. Seema won gold in the U-49kg category, while Madhu secured silver in the U-67kg category. Trained at SAI, the duo — both constables in the UP Police — showcased exceptional skill, determination, and sportsmanship to bring home top honours.
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Seema, Madhu bag medals at World Police & Fire Games
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