Munger Shooters Hope for Change as Shreyasi Singh Takes Charge as Bihar’s New Sports Minister

Munger has a fresh wave of excitement with Shreyasi Singh, an international shooting champion and MLA from Jamui, taking charge as Bihar’s Sports Minister. This is a big deal for the shooting community in Munger because they feel she truly understands their struggles and needs.

Shooting has always faced challenges in Bihar due to a lack of resources. For many years, players struggled without proper shooting ranges, modern equipment, and training facilities. Even though the Munger Rifle Association was set up in 1963, a top-class shooting range is still missing. Players from Munger have shown great talent at state and national levels, but now they believe things might change for the better.

The shooters practicing at DJ College are expressing their desire for a world-class shooting range in their district. They want to train locally instead of traveling far. With Shreyasi now in charge, they are hopeful that this dream will soon come true. Another major concern has been the lengthy and complicated licensing process. Many applications were delayed or rejected due to confusion in rules and paperwork, but players now expect this to improve.

Young shooters like Dr. Vikas and Karan Shekhar are optimistic that getting a sports weapon license will become easier. They believe there’s a lot of talent in Bihar, but opportunities are limited. Many have had to go to places like Delhi or Haryana for training, which is tough due to costs and lack of resources.

With Shreyasi Singh leading the charge, the future of shooting sports in Bihar looks bright. Shooters are excited about starting a new chapter and hope to see Bihar shine as a hub for shooting in the near future.