In a display of exceptional horsemanship and discipline, the Haryana Police team secured four medals at the prestigious 44th All India Police Equestrian Duty Meet held in Tekanpur, Madhya Pradesh, from February 12 to 26, 2026. This national-level competition brought together elite riders from various police forces across India, showcasing their skills in mounted duties and equestrian events.
The Haryana contingent impressed judges and spectators alike with their precision and teamwork in multiple categories. Their victories highlight the rigorous training programs and dedication within the force, setting a high standard for others to follow.
Haryana’s Director General of Police, Ajay Singhal, congratulated the team, emphasizing that this achievement is a testament to their hard work, discipline, and commitment. ‘Our personnel excel in every domain, and this success in equestrian sports reflects our professional expertise and top-tier training,’ he stated. Singhal expressed confidence that Haryana Police riders will continue to bring glory to the state on national platforms.
While Haryana celebrated its haul, Tamil Nadu Police dominated the leaderboard with seven medals, including two golds and five bronzes, along with two rolling trophies. The Chennai City Police Mounted Unit led the charge, clinching one gold, five bronzes, and a trophy. Individual standouts included Additional Superintendent Kunal Utham Shirode with a gold, and Head Constable Suganya, who won a gold and two bronzes, earning the Best Lady Rider trophy.
This annual event fosters equestrian excellence, discipline, and camaraderie among India’s police forces and central armed units. It not only tests riding prowess but also reinforces the importance of mounted police units in modern law enforcement. As competitions like these grow in stature, they inspire younger officers to pursue excellence beyond traditional duties.