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Two Kashmir wrestlers to compete in Pakistan
Monday May 14, 2012 05:16:45 PM,
IANS
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Jammu:
Top wrestlers from Jammu and Kashmir will be part of the Indian
team that will take part in the Pakistan Style Wrestling
Association championship early July.
Shiv Kumar Sharma, president of the Jammu and Kashmir Indian Style
Wrestling Association, said Tariq Mir, who heads the Pakistan
body, had extended a special invitation to the Kashmiri wrestlers.
Jammu and Kashmir has been inviting Pakistani teams for wrestling
at Katra, the base camp of the Vaishno Devi shrine, during
Navratra for seven years in a row.
A total of five wrestlers from India will take part in the
Pakistan meet, of which two will be from Jammu and Kashmir.
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