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CM Triple E Senior Secondary School, Khadri, emerged victorious in a T20 cricket match organised at District Police Lines, Jagadhri, as part of the programmes being held by the district police to mark Police Martyrs’ Memorial Day. The sporting event brought together students from CM Triple E Senior Secondary School, Khadri, and DAV Police Public School, Police Lines, Jagadhri, with the aim of encouraging sportsmanship, discipline, teamwork and mutual respect among young people.

The match was organised under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Kamaldeep Goyal. Both school teams participated enthusiastically, displaying their sporting skills and commitment to fair play. The event provided students with an opportunity to compete in a positive environment while highlighting the importance of discipline and cooperation—values shared by sports and public service.

Students Display Enthusiasm and Team Spirit

Additional Superintendent of Police Ashish Chaudhary attended the programme as chief guest. His wife, Mrs Anu, was also present. Before the match began, Chaudhary met players from both teams, introduced himself to them and encouraged them to give their best on the field.

The match drew keen interest from students and participants. Players from DAV Police Public School, Jagadhri, and CM Triple E Senior Secondary School, Khadri, took part with energy and demonstrated their abilities during the contest. They were encouraged to follow the rules of the game and maintain discipline throughout the competition.

The contest gave students a platform to demonstrate their talent while learning the importance of teamwork, mutual support and respect for opponents. At the conclusion of the match, CM Triple E Senior Secondary School, Khadri, was declared the winner. The event was intended not only to identify a winning side but also to encourage young people to engage in healthy and constructive activities.

Additional SP Ashish Chaudhary Highlights the Importance of Sports

Addressing the students, Additional SP Ashish Chaudhary spoke about the importance of sports in the overall development of young people. He said sporting activities contribute to physical fitness and mental development while helping students cultivate qualities that are valuable in education and everyday life.

Chaudhary explained that sports can strengthen discipline, hard work, self-confidence and leadership abilities. Team games also teach players to cooperate, coordinate their efforts and work towards a shared objective. He encouraged students to give due importance to sports alongside their studies and to participate actively in games and other physical activities.

Describing sports as an important part of a healthy lifestyle, he urged students to take part in physical activities regularly and move forward with a positive outlook. He also highlighted the value of competitions that give students opportunities to showcase their abilities, build confidence and develop a healthy competitive spirit. Organised sports, he said, teach young people to respect rules, accept outcomes and appreciate the contribution of teammates.

Police Martyrs’ Memorial Day Promotes Positive Engagement

The cricket match formed part of the district police’s wider programme marking Police Martyrs’ Memorial Day. It used a constructive sporting activity to engage students and communicate values such as discipline, cooperation and respect. The participation of two school teams created an atmosphere of friendly competition and gave players an opportunity to learn through the game.

The event also illustrated how educational institutions and the police department can come together around shared values. Responsibility, teamwork and commitment are important in both sports and public service. The initiative sought to encourage students to develop their abilities and take part in positive activities alongside their academic responsibilities.

Police Personnel, Teachers and Students Attend

Those present included Mrs Anu, wife of Additional SP Ashish Chaudhary; Welfare Inspector Kusum Bala; teachers and students from both participating schools; and other police officers and personnel. The gathering supported the programme’s focus on student participation, encouragement and community engagement.

The event concluded with a message of sportsmanship and mutual cooperation. CM Triple E Senior Secondary School, Khadri, secured the win, while the wider programme emphasised the importance of participation, discipline and respect for others. By organising the T20 match on Police Martyrs’ Memorial Day, the district police encouraged students to remain active, pursue sports alongside their studies and carry the lessons of teamwork and fair play into everyday life.