Hoshiarpur (The Stellar News): Aditya Bakshi of Jagmohan’s Institute of Traditional Karate ( JITK), made the name of district Hoshiarpur and Punjab proud by passing the National referee test in Delhi under the aegis of Karate India Organization. Giving this information, Neeti Vij, Vice-Chairperson of Jagmohan’s Institute of Traditional Karate, said that under the guidance of hIs Karate Guru, Sensei Jagmohan Vij, who himself is an International Referee and Certified Judge A of the World Karate Federation Aaditya worked on every point with great enthusiasm, which helped him to clear this prestigious and tough test at national level. Student of Panjab University’s Swami Sarvanand Giri Regional Centre, Aditya is the youngest referee of India to clear the National Referee exam conducted by the National Karate Federation, Karate India Organization. He has set a new record by passing this exam at the age of just 19. After passing this exam, under the supervision of World Karate Federation’s Kata and Kumite Judge and National Referee Commission member Shihan Anup Dethe and WKF Judge Vijay , Aaditya got the opportunity to perform his duties as scorer, time keeper, judge , referee and match supervisor during the All India Karate Championship. After Aditya passes this prestigious test
He was congratulated by Vice President of Commonwealth Karate Federation and mentor of Karate India Organization Hanshi Bharat Sharma, general secretary Sanjeev Jangra and referee commission chairman Premjit Sen, Punjab Karate Association ‘s President Inder Vir Sharma and General Secretary Sensei Rajesh Joshi
