Jharkhand/ Rajasthan’s Bhawna created history in Ranchi, second race walker to qualify Tokyo Olympics

Ranchi 23-year-old female race walker Bhawana Jat of Rajasthan qualified for the Tokyo Olympics by setting a new national record at the 20 km race walk in Ranchi. Bhavna attained this position in the third International Race Walking Championship held at Moharabadi. Bhavna completed the race in 1 hour 29 minutes 54 seconds in 1 hour 31 minutes 29 seconds in New Delhi’s Baby Soumya in 2018. Bhavna is the first woman player from India to win the race before an hour and a half. At the same time, in the men’s category, Sandeep Kaer of Haryana won the gold, Rahul from Haryana won the silver and Vikas Singh from Jharkhand won the bronze.

Bhavna Jat has not played any international event yet

Bhavna takes training from her coach Gurmukh Sihag on the road around Sawai Mansingh Cricket Stadium in Jaipur. So far, I have not participated in any international event at junior and senior level. He is also not involved in the National Camp of Athletics Federation of India. Started senior career in 2016 with National Inter-State Championship. The win in Ranchi on Saturday is the second win of his career. There are TTEs in Bhavana Railway.

Bronze winner Vikas Singh is employed in Ramgarh Sikh Regiment

Vikas Singh is in Ramgarh Sikh Regiment. Entered this race walk on behalf of Jharkhand. Vikas is originally from Delhi. After winning the race, Vikas said that my next target is the Asian Race Walking Championships to be held in Japan in March. Jharkhand Athletics Association President Madhukant Pathak said that Vikas has played from Jharkhand. In Athletics Federation of India, every player who submits a UID is identified with that.