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Chandigarh police holds kabaddi tournament to mark International Day Against Drugs

The kabaddi tournament was organised in the North East Division by the Chandigarh police; a total of 15 teams from the city participated in the event

Published on: Jun 27, 2022, 02:29:37 IST
By , Chandigarh
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On the occasion of International Day Against Drugs, a kabaddi tournament was organised in the North East Division by the police on Sunday. A total of 15 teams from the city participated in the event, which saw around 5,000 people of the area in the attendance.

Participants in action during the kabaddi tournament organised by the Chandigarh Police. (HT Photo)
Participants in action during the kabaddi tournament organised by the Chandigarh Police. (HT Photo)

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