Mangaluru: Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Girish Suvarna, who serves under the Mangaluru City Police Commissionerate, has brought pride to the police department and the coastal region by winning two medals at the 2nd Asian Masters Swimming Championship 2026 held in Yelahanka, Bengaluru.
The championship was organised at the Centre for Sports Academy and took place from October 4 to 10. Girish Suvarna delivered an impressive performance, winning a silver medal in the 50-metre freestyle event and a bronze medal in the 50-metre backstroke category.
Silver and Bronze Medals in Two Events
Girish Suvarna showcased his swimming skills at the international-level competition, securing medals in two separate events. His silver medal in the 50-metre freestyle and bronze medal in the 50-metre backstroke reflect his performance and dedication to the sport.
The Asian Masters Swimming Championship brought together participants competing in masters swimming events. Suvarna’s achievement at the meet is a notable accomplishment for a serving police officer who has demonstrated his sporting ability alongside his professional responsibilities.
Pride for Mangaluru Police
Serving as an Assistant Sub-Inspector under the Mangaluru City Police Commissionerate, Girish Suvarna has earned recognition for his performance at the championship. His two medals have brought pride to the police department and the coastal Karnataka region.
His achievement also highlights the participation of police personnel in sporting competitions beyond their regular professional duties. Success at an international-level event requires consistent preparation, discipline and commitment, qualities that are important both in competitive sport and police service.
Coastal Karnataka Celebrates Sporting Achievement
Girish Suvarna’s performance at the championship is an encouraging achievement for Mangaluru and the wider coastal region. Winning medals in both freestyle and backstroke events demonstrates his versatility across different swimming disciplines.
With a silver and a bronze medal to his credit, Suvarna has made his mark at the 2nd Asian Masters Swimming Championship 2026. His accomplishment stands as a source of pride for the Mangaluru City Police Commissionerate and the region’s sporting community.