Navi Mumbai policeman climbs one more step to target of 7 highest peaks
The Hindu
Sambhaji Gurav scales Mount Kilimanjaro on I-Day
Assistant police inspector Sambhaji Gurav, attached to the Navi Mumbai police, who is on a mission to climb the highest mountain peaks of all the seven continents within a year, finished his third summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa on August 15. ‘Reverence for freedom fighters and salute to the soldiers’ was the motto of this journey. “I consider myself lucky to have unfurled the Tricolour on Mount Kilimanjaro on the 75th Independence Day. With this, I became the first Indian policeman to scale the three highest peaks of three continents, including Mount Everest, in three consecutive months,” Mr. Gurav said.
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