Sangvekar clocked 3:56.17s as he bettered Sajan Prakash's last year's timing of 3:58.51s. Sajan had to remain satisfied with silver.
In the men's 200m breaststroke, Sejwal of Railways clocked 2:16.10 s to win the gold followed by compatriot Anoop Augustin and Karnataka's SP Lakshit.
The second national record was created by Madhu PS of Services in the men's 100m backstroke with a timing of 57.95 which was better than MB Balakrishnan's 58.30s set in 2010.
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