Mumbai Police Team Completes Gruelling 65-Km Panhala–Pawankhind–Vishalgad Trek
Mumbai, August 18, 2026: In a display of endurance, discipline and team spirit, a 23-member team of Mumbai Police successfully completed the challenging 65-km Panhala–Pawankhind–Vishalgad trek held on August 14 and 15. The trek was organised as part of an initiative of the Maharashtra Police Department. A total of 150 personnel were selected from around 700 participants for the first batch of the…
On August 18, 2026, a 23-strong team of Mumbai Police officers triumphantly completed the demanding 65-kilometer Panhala–Pawankhind–Vishalgad trek, a feat that showcased their resilience, unity, and commitment to duty. Organized by the Maharashtra Police Department, the trek was open to 700 participants, from which 150 were selected for the inaugural batch. A total of 23 officers and police personnel from Mumbai were chosen by the DGP's office to take part in the expedition.
Leading the Mumbai team was ACP Shalini Sharma, the Mumbai City nodal officer, and the journey covered a grueling route through hilly terrain, dense forest trails, rough roads, and challenging fort paths. The rigorous trek was guided by the Maharashtra DGP, Sadanand Date, and Abhishek Trimukhe, and supported by Kolhapur Range IG Ranjan Sharma, Kolhapur SP Neelotpal, and officers from the Kolhapur Police.
The completion of this challenging trek was lauded as a remarkable accomplishment, highlighting the participants' determination, physical fitness, and collaborative spirit. For those interested in exploring exclusive and budget-friendly property options in Mumbai and its surrounding regions, further details can be found at https://budgetproperties.in/.
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