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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Wrestlers Thrill Crowds At District Ganesh Mahasangh Event

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Wrestlers from across Marathwada and other parts of the state showcased their skills on Sunday at the wrestling arena organised by the District Ganesh Mahasangh, captivating the audience with intense bouts and impressive manoeuvres. The wrestling tournament, held at the Zilla Parishad ground in Sambhaji Peth, was inaugurated in the presence of Anil Makriye, Chairman of…

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Wrestlers Thrill Crowds At District Ganesh Mahasangh Event

On Sunday, wrestlers from across Marathwada and other parts of the state gathered at the wrestling arena organized by the District Ganesh Mahasangh in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. The event, held at the Zilla Parishad ground in Sambhaji Peth, was a thrilling spectacle of intense bouts and impressive maneuvers. The wrestling tournament was inaugurated by Anil Makriye, Chairman of the Municipal Corporation’s Standing Committee, alongside other notable figures including former Deputy Mayor Raju Shinde, Vijay Autade, and Abhijit Deshmukh from the NCP.

The wrestlers brought their A-game to the competition, with the added excitement of a brief rain shower just before it commenced. Prize money ranged from ₹10,000 to ₹11,000, motivating wrestlers from various regions to showcase their skills. Notable participants hailed from Chalisgaon, Harsul, Begumpura, Ashti, Chikalthana, Dewalai, Satara, Palshi, Naigaon, and Rasulpura.

The event saw a large turnout of local athletes and spectators, highlighting the popularity of the sport in the region.

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