Raninder Singh re-elected as the president of NRAI
Raninder Singh was re-elected as the President of the National Rifle Association of India, in the general body elections held on Saturday within the premises of the Punjab Cricket Association, Mohali. The election had representation from 59 members, with 56 of them voting in favour of Raninder.
Mr. Raninder Singh was re-elected as the President of the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) – the governing body for the sport of Shooting in India, in the General Body Elections of the NRAI held today within the premises of Punjab Cricket Association, Mohali. The General Body Election of the NRAI had representation from 59 of its members of whom 56 voted in favour of the re-election of Mr. Raninder Singh while 03 votes were cast in favour of his opponent Mr. Shyam Singh Yadav.
After the elections President, NRAI, Mr. Raninder Singh said, “I am honoured and humbled that the members have reposed faith in my leadership. Together we have achieved a lot for Indian Shooting and the time has now come to take it to another level.” He further added, “This election was not about the chair but about its basic capability to be autonomous, yet at the same time not be violative of a National Sports Code we genuinely welcome and voluntarily follow. Indeed, the strength the Code provides us, has and will continue to support us in presenting clarity and strength to discharge our duty to the sport and its athletes. But more importantly, not allow shadowy mentors of dubious challengers to politicise.”
Mr. Kanwar Sultan Singh, Mr. Randeep Mann and Mr. Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo were also elected unopposed on the day as the Secretary-General, Treasurer and Senior Vice President of the NRAI, respectively.
Speaking after the declaration of the election results Secretary-General, NRAI, Mr. Kanwar Sultan Singh said, “I am thankful to the members of the NRAI General Body for entrusting me with the responsibility of carrying forward the federation’s vision of taking the sport shooting to new horizons. Our next goal is to analyse the unexpected Tokyo 2020 performances and learn from them in order to create a roadmap for Paris 2024.”
A total of eight Vice-President’s were elected which included: Mr. Ajay H.Patel; Mr. Amit Sanghi; Mr. Ashok J.Pandit; Mr. Ashok Mittal; Mr. John Kharshiing; Ms. Putul Kumari; Ms. Sushma Singh and Mr. Verinder Kumar Dhall.
Mr. Pawan Kumar J. Singh and Ms. Sheila Kanungo were elected unopposed as the Joint Secretary Generals’. For the post of Hony. Secretary Mr.G Susheel; Mr. Ishwar Rohal; Mr. Kumar Tripurari Singh; Mr. Meghasham Shripad Bhangle; Mr. Moirangthem R.Singh and Mr. R.Ravikrishnan were also elected unopposed.
A total of 16 governing body members were also elected, the list of which is attached.
The elections were held under the aegis of Returning Officer (RO) Justice (retd) Mehtab Singh Gill as well as Additional Returning Officer Justice (retd) Inderjeet Singh Walia. Mr. Chander Mukhi Sharma, the Secretary-General of the Basketball Federation of India (BFI) was present as the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) observer while Mr. Adille J Sumariwalla, President, Athletics Federation of India (AFI) was present as the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) observer. Former World No.1, Olympian and Guanzhou Asian Games Gold Medallist, Ronjan Sodhi was also a part of the election process as the Eminent Sportsperson Observer.
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