Sarfaraz Ali: A national level referee and a senior player of Martial Arts

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Sarfaraz Ali from Khanyar Srinagar son of Ali Mohammad lone born in 2004. He is a national-level referee and senior player of Pencak Silats (martial arts). He is a national gold medalist in the same and has won a gold medal at Assam, Haryana, Nasik and many other places He is having more than 60 medals

Silat is a fighting sport which collectively encompasses martial arts of various styles originating from Indonesia Pencak silat is an umbrella term for a class of related Indonesian martial arts. in neighboring countries, the term usually refers to professional competitive silat. it is a full-body fighting form incorporating strikes, grappling and throwing in addition to weaponry Its the only type of martial art with includes 7 arts in one game

He is a national gold medalist in the same and has won a gold medal at Assam, Haryana, Nasik and many other places He is having more than 60 medals

He is also one of the youngest referee from Kashmir He started learning this art when he was just 10 years old. It took him years to get perfect at this art.

While having a conversation with AUYK Blogs, he said “My life was full of problems It was hard to achieve a such goal but with hard work and dedication I did it”

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