Voice of Bihar players in government, hope for change in system from Shreyasi

Munger. The Rifle Association, established in 1963 in Kemunger, Bihar, has been honing talents for years amidst limited facilities. The players practicing at the shooting range located at DJ College have achieved many great achievements at the national and state level, but the lack of an ideal shooting infrastructure always remained a wall in their way. Now there is hope among the players that the new Sports Minister Shreyasi Singh can bring historic changes in the structure of shooting sports. Players believe that Shreyasi Singh herself has been an international shooter, so this is not just a matter of expectations, but the hope of beginning of change. Players say that shooting sports in Bihar can now become not just a participation but also a medal winning culture. If steps are taken towards state-of-the-art ranges, simple licensing process and better coaching in the state, Bihar can become the new hub of shooting in the coming years. The players are confident that this time history will be written not by chance but by the power of preparation.

Players have expectations from Shreyasi Singh

Let us tell you that shooting sport in Bihar has always been considered a resource-based sport, but there were not enough shooting ranges and equipment in the state. Training facilities at the district level were also almost non-existent. But players are hopeful that now the situation will change rapidly. Let us tell you that the Rifle Association was established in Munger in 1963. Despite limited resources and lack of an ideal range, the shooting players here have won national and state level competitions. The players practicing in the shooting range of DJ College, Munger have high expectations from their new Sports Minister Shreyasi Singh.

License hassle, lack of facilities

Let us tell you that the biggest problem of shooting players has been the complexity of the licensing process. Due to months of waiting and huge paperwork, applications were often rejected. Now that she herself has become an international shooter minister and knows the pain of being a shooter, players are hoping that the licensing process will become simpler and faster. Online application, quick verification and sports weapon license will be easily available.

Players of Munger Rifle Association and DJ College Shooting Range are expecting improvement in shooting infrastructure from Sports Minister Shreyasi Singh.

Shooters from Bihar hoping to overcome shortage

Awadhesh Kunwar, Secretary cum National Shooting Player, said that we want state-of-the-art shooting ranges to be built in our districts so that we do not need to go out. Young shooters Dr. Vikas and Karan Shekhar say that there is no dearth of talent in Bihar, but there has always been a dearth of opportunities. Till now many players used to go to Delhi, Haryana, Jharkhand or Pune for training. Due to lack of funds and equipment they were not able to participate in competitions. But now there is hope that the state coaching camps will be regular under the leadership of the Sports Minister. National level coaches will be available and new options for financial assistance will open for the players.

Will Bihar become a new shooting center?

Players believe that due to the vision of Sports Minister Shreyasi Singh, Bihar can become the new capital of shooting sports in the coming days. The possibility of organizing national competitions will increase here. For the first time in Bihar, a player who has brought glory to the country on the international stage has got the Sports Ministry. This is why the expectations of shooting players have increased more than ever. Players believe that now a new chapter of shooting sports is about to begin in Bihar, where there will be opportunities, facilities and also the path to achieve international status.