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J&K cop accompanies Indian fencing squad to world cup as coach

Jammu, Mar 27 (UNI) Jammu and Kashmir Police Inspector Rashid Ahmed Choudhary has accompanied the Indian fencing squad as coach to the Senior Fencing (Sabre) World Cup scheduled to take place in Budapest, Hungary, in March end.
Rashid, a former international fencing practitioner, has represented India on numerous occasions and brought great honor to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Earlier also, he has served as Indian fencing coach in various events, showcasing his dedication and expertise in the sport.
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