Ajay Ahuja Park - Park in Kota - Kota, India

It was a nice experience to visit this park. It is full of greenary and it also have a good running track. it has good lights and this park is well maintaind it is fabulous park

Good place for morning walk because less crowded as compared to nearby parks , Ground is not well levelled , there is no any swing and not properly cleaned.

Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja, VrC was a fighter pilot of the Indian Air Force who was killed by the Pakistani military in the 1999 Kargil War in Kashmir.[1][2] His death was the cause of the most angry public conflagration between India and Pakistan at the time. Ajay Ahuja was born in Kota, Rajasthan. He did his schooling from Saint Paul's Senior Secondary School, Mala Road Kota, a renowned missionary school for boys. He graduated from the National Defense Academy and was commissioned a fighter pilot on 14 June 1985 in the IAF. As a fighter pilot he toured on the MiG-23 fighter-bomber and MiG-21 variants, as well as instructional flying experience of over 1,000 hours spent teaching ab-initio pilots. Squadron Leader Ahuja was posted to the Killi Bhisiana Airbase at Bhatinda, Punjab, India in 1997.[2] He had only just become the Flight Commander of Squadron No.17 Golden Arrows (a specialist photo-reconnaissance squadron), when the Kargil War broke out in May-June 1999.

Now the park is well maintained You find lots of rush there during night Cleanliness is well maintained

I used to play in this park in my childhood...fresh air and safe for girls

Good park all ages person enjoyed in this park

Good

Nicely maintained garden.