The civic body had achieved the feat on April 7, 2013 on the occasion of the World Health Day. A team of 227 doctors were part of the exercise in which blood pressure of 8,368 people was counted.
Adjudicator Lucia Sinigaliesi, who presented the certificate to city mayor Bharat Shah and municipal commissioner Manish Bhardwaj late last night, congratulated both of them on the achievement.
Before this, the record was held by Philippines, which had recorded the blood pressure of 8,026 persons in eight hours, official sources said.
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