Police Constable V. Sudhakar Breaks 80 Shabad Tiles Using 9 Different Karate Techniques in Just 3 Minutes 6 Seconds, Against the Allotted Time of 8 Minutes
Hyderabad, August 9:
To commemorate India’s 80th Independence Day, the “Mission-80” World Record Attempt, organized by GVR Karate Academy, was successfully completed today at Dr. G.S. Melkote Park.
National-level karate athlete and Police Constable V. Sudhakar, who is serving at Alwal Police Station under the Malkajgiri Commissionerate, demonstrated exceptional karate skills by breaking 80 Shabad tiles using 9 different karate body techniques in just 3 minutes and 6 seconds, thereby setting a new world record.
The world record attempt was conducted under the supervision of Wonder Book of Records International. Mr. Bingi Narender Goud, India Chief Coordinator of Wonder Book of Records International, officially observed the attempt and declared that the record had been successfully completed as per the prescribed rules.
Speaking on the occasion, former Himayatnagar Corporator Mahalakshmi Ramanna Goud said that the objective of organizing “Mission-80” on the occasion of Independence Day was to convey a strong message of discipline, determination, physical fitness and patriotism to the younger generation.
She said that such achievements inspire youth to take up sports, stay away from drugs and other harmful habits, and adopt a disciplined and healthy lifestyle. She expressed happiness over V. Sudhakar’s successful completion of the world record through his rigorous training and dedication.
The programme was attended by Congress senior leader Ramanna Goud; GVR Karate Academy Director Dr. G.S. Gopal Reddy; Academy Black Belts Narsing Rao, Kareem, Amrutha Reddy, Gana Santoshi Reddy, Raju and Avighna Venkata Reddy; Melkote Park President Bhushan Rao; Bharathwaj; Abhishek Reddy; Jaiswal; Jackie Hussain; Aryan Kishan; Raghu; Narsing Cricket Coaches; students; parents; sports enthusiasts and several other dignitaries.
