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Shopian Police organises Kho Kho Tournament to honour martyrs, promote youth engagement through sports

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SHOPIAN, OCT 27: Commemorating the supreme sacrifices of police personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty, Shopian Police organised a Kho Kho tournament at Batapora Stadium, Shopian, as part of the observances of Police Commemoration Day, Police Flag Day and Rashtriya Ekta Diwas 2026.

The sporting event was organised under the ongoing week-long sports activities aimed at paying tribute to police martyrs while promoting discipline, teamwork, sportsmanship and unity among the youth.

The tournament was inaugurated by the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) Headquarters, Shopian, in the presence of the Station House Officer (SHO), Police Station Shopian. The event provided a platform for young participants to showcase their sporting abilities while remembering the courage, dedication and sacrifices of police personnel who made the supreme sacrifice in the service of the nation.

Teams from Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Shopian, participated in the tournament, displaying enthusiasm, coordination and competitive spirit throughout the sporting event.

The participating players demonstrated the importance of teamwork, discipline and determination, reflecting the values that sports seek to inculcate among young people. At the conclusion of the tournament, the winning and runners-up teams were felicitated for their performances and participation.

Beyond the sporting competition, the event served as an opportunity to engage young people in constructive activities and strengthen their association with community-oriented initiatives undertaken by the police.

Shopian Police reiterated its commitment to encouraging youth participation in sports and other positive activities to promote peace, unity and mutual respect within society.

Such initiatives are intended to provide young people with healthy recreational opportunities while fostering closer interaction between the police and the public. By combining the commemoration of police martyrs with sporting activities, the initiative also highlighted the values of service, sacrifice, discipline and collective responsibility.

The tournament concluded with a renewed emphasis on honouring fallen personnel, encouraging youth participation in sports and strengthening the bonds of trust and cooperation between the police and local communities.

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