Bengaluru: The Solidarity Youth Movement (SYM) Karnataka unveiled the poster for the State-Level Kabaddi Tournament 2024. The event was graced by prominent leaders, including Belgami Mohammed Saad, Chief Patron of SYM Karnataka, Labeed Shafi Aliya, SYM-Karnataka State President, along with dedicated SYM-Karnataka Team.
After the poster release, state leader Maaz Maniyar emphasized the movement’s commitment to inspire and energize the youth of Karnataka through sports. “In our ongoing efforts to empower the youth of Karnataka, we proudly unveil the official poster for the State-Level Kabaddi Tournament 2024,” he remarked.
The tournament is scheduled for November 24, 2024, in Raichur District. It not only seeks to enhance physical fitness but also aims to weave stronger social connections by encouraging youth participation in Kabaddi, a sport that fosters teamwork, discipline, and unity. The last date for registration is October 5, 2024, Maniyar announced.
SYM Karnataka President Labeed Aliya expressed SYM’s unwavering commitment to cultivating a positive and nurturing environment for the younger generation.
The SYM-Karnataka remains focused on creating platforms that not only address social and political issues but also foster health, talent, and leadership among the youth.
Leaders at the event also highlighted the far-reaching potential of such initiatives, underscoring that the tournament could set the stage for future sports development programs throughout Karnataka, while promoting inclusivity, equality, and unity among young people from diverse backgrounds.
Labeed Aliya said, “Our vision is to cultivate a generation of young leaders who are not only physically fit but also mentally sharp and morally grounded. Through sports, we are making an investment in their futures and the future of Karnataka. We urge all the youth to seize this opportunity to showcase their talent, resilience, and sportsmanship.”
The upcoming State-Level Kabaddi Tournament 2024 is poised to become a defining event, not only promoting the sport of Kabaddi but also amplifying youth involvement with the Solidarity Youth Movement.
