CHANDIGARH: Assam Cabinet Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah has been elected as the Vice President of the Athletic Federation of India (AFI) during its Annual General Meeting in Chandigarh. His uncontested election secures the post for the next four years, further solidifying his position in the country's sporting landscape.
Mallabaruah, who also serves as the president of the Assam Athletic Association, has been a driving force behind the promotion and development of athletics in Assam. His new role at the national level reflects his growing influence in shaping the future of Indian athletics.
Speaking on the occasion, Mallabaruah expressed his gratitude and commitment to advancing the sport. “I am deeply honored by the trust and responsibility entrusted to me. This position provides an opportunity to further elevate athletics in India and strengthen grassroots initiatives. I will work towards fostering a vibrant sporting ecosystem across the nation.”
As the new Vice President of AFI, Mallabaruah plans to champion the development of athletic programs, with a strong focus on nurturing talent from the grassroots level. His leadership is expected to bring fresh perspectives to India’s athletic community, helping to build a stronger foundation for the next generation of athletes.
The newly elected members of the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) include Bahadur Singh as president, Sandeep Mehta as secretary, and Anju Bobby George as senior vice president.
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