Today, the penultimate day of the 10-day Shooting championship, Harjot won his third gold medal in the 25 metre standard pistol junior men individual event with 265 points.
Earlier, he had won gold medals in the 25 metre centre fire pistol in junior men's individual with 261 point and 25 metre sport pistol junior men's individual with 265 points.
Local boy Kalyan Banerjee won the gold medal in 50 metre men's individual small bore free rifle prone with 501 point.
Behind Bengal in the medal list is Chandigarh with three gold and one bronze medal. Assam is in third position in the medal list with two gold, two silver and one bronze.
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