Haryana Police made headlines at the 44th All India Police Equestrian Duty Meet in Tekanpur, Madhya Pradesh, grabbing four medals in a fiercely contested national showdown that ran from February 12 to 26, 2026. The event, a cornerstone for police equestrian sports, saw teams from across the country vying for supremacy in various mounted challenges.
Riders from Haryana demonstrated unmatched skill and poise, earning accolades in diverse competitions. Their performance underscores the force’s investment in specialized training, blending traditional horsemanship with contemporary police duties.
DGP Ajay Singhal hailed the victors, calling their success a shining example of perseverance and professionalism. ‘This isn’t just about medals; it’s proof of our high-caliber training and the unwavering spirit of our jawans,’ he remarked. He anticipates more triumphs ahead, boosting Haryana’s reputation nationwide.
Tamil Nadu stole the show overall, amassing seven medals—two golds, five bronzes—and two rolling trophies. Chennai’s Mounted Unit was phenomenal, securing a gold, five bronzes, and a trophy. Key performers were ASP Kunal Utham Shirode (gold and trophy), Head Constable Suganya (gold, two bronzes, Best Lady Rider trophy), and others like Head Constable Manikandan, Horse Handler Manivannan, and Assistant Kartik with bronzes.
Greater Chennai Police Commissioner A. Arun extended his congratulations, celebrating the medals from this marquee event. The championship promotes equestrian standards, team spirit, and operational readiness among police mounts, ensuring these units remain vital assets in public safety and ceremonial roles.