Utkarsh, who won two gold medals for his state, had the rare distinction of breaking two records on the same day, when he swam a fast race to beat his own record of 34.88 secs set in the morning (heat for final event) clocking 34.30 Secs.
He returned to the pool to claim the title of being the fastest swimmer in the Boys Group IV category by winning his second gold of the day in the 50 m freestyle clocking a time of 30.55 Secs.
Maharashtra won the last race of the day to maintain a comfortable lead at the top of the table. The team represented by Utkarsh, Armaan Jetha, Vivaan Thakur and Rishabh Das won gold with a time of 2:09.55.
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