Bhopal: The Madhya Pradesh Police team recently competed at the All India Police Games 2025 (AIPG 2025) held from 13 to 17 October in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh.
In this national-level event under the aegis of the All India Police Sports Control Board, police teams from across India took part in disciplines including weightlifting, powerlifting and yogasana.
The gold medal came from Constable Bhim Shankar of Mandsaur district who won the 105 kg powerlifting category.
In the yoga category: Babli Khakre (Indore Crime Branch) won bronze, while Sub-Inspector Poonam Sharma secured silver in traditional yogasana.
Significance & Impact
This achievement is more than just a medal haul — it signals growing emphasis on fitness, discipline, and sports culture within the police force.
For Madhya Pradesh Police, performing strongly in a national police sports platform boosts morale, public image and showcases the force as both protectors and achievers.
What This Means for the Future
The MP team’s success will likely encourage more personnel to take up competitive sports alongside duty.
It strengthens the case for better training, sports infrastructure, and support systems within police departments.
The medal wins at a national event reinforce the value of integrating physical excellence into law enforcement wellness programmes.
Key Takeaway
Madhya Pradesh’s police personnel didn’t just guard the mantra of service — they flexed it on the national stage. From weightlifting gold to yoga podiums, they proved that khaki can also mean merit.
