Beyond The Briefs
Bengaluru
Bengaluru’s Freedom Park came alive with Advokathon, a unique running event that combined fitness, fraternity, and social reform. Organized by JUSTITIAA in association with TE Sports, the run brought together advocates, their families, and supporters to promote health and highlight the importance of juvenile reformation.
The event featured three categories — a 10K timed run, a 5K timed run, and a 3K fun run. Participants ran past the city’s iconic landmarks including Vidhana Soudha and the Karnataka High Court, symbolizing a journey through governance and justice.
Chief guest Nanjappa Kalegowda and Freedom Park President Sri Gandasi Sadananda led the event, supported by dignitaries like Dr. Mir Raficul Aon and Antony Sir of the Karnataka Volleyball Association. Dr. Aon said, “Advokathon reflects the legal fraternity’s commitment to reform and shaping a better future.” Antony Sir emphasized the role of sports in driving social progress.
Sri Gandasi Sadananda noted the event as a celebration of unity, wellness, and justice. The run stood out for blending advocacy with action, leaving behind more than just athletic achievements.
In the 5K male category, Naveen C.V. won with a time of 20:22, followed closely by Bib 5209 and Adarsh Kushwaha. Among women, Shaurya clocked 29:30, with Gayathri N. and Neha Mane completing the podium.
In the 10K male race, Mitul Kumar Dave secured first place at 44:50, edging out Tanmay Sah and Vino Kumar Ponnu Krishnan. For women, Bhavishya K.B. led with 49:43, followed by Sreevidya Chira and Priyamvada J.
With enthusiastic participation and inspiring messages, Advokathon 2025 became a movement uniting fitness, advocacy, and social reform.