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Ajmal Bhojul

Ajmal Bhojul teaches jiu-jitsu at Brisée-Verdière BJJ Club in Mauritius.

Biography

The Mauritius federation’s January 2025 academy register names Ajmal Bhojul as the instructor responsible for Brisée-Verdière BJJ Club in Flacq. He began karate at seven and BJJ at fifteen. Teacher Shaheen Jaunbocus introduced him to her husband Tawfiq for a school demonstration. He called Tawfiq a father figure; Bhojul reached Médine training by bus or bicycle. Competition brought contrasting outcomes in May 2024. AJP’s national championship report described two finals against Abdul Ramzan, a fellow Mauritius Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy brown belt. Ramzan submitted Bhojul in their 85kg gi final, contested in the training jacket. In the no-gi rematch, without that jacket, Bhojul won by referee decision after neither regulation nor golden-point overtime produced a score. The Special Mobile Force officer sold his Toyota Premio to fund his 2026 Japan trip; his family then relied on buses and relatives. At SJJIF’s 2026 Worlds, in brown-belt Master 30 age divisions, he won no-gi open gold, medium-heavy silver in both formats and gi open bronze. In September 2026, he described teaching about fifteen youths twice weekly: sharing learning, values and structure. He credited family and employer support, valued faith and helping local families, and planned BJJ and MMA competition.

Sources for this profile

  • Le Défi, 2026 profile.(opens in a new tab)

    • SMF officer Bhojul began karate at seven, BJJ at fifteen through teacher Shaheen Jaunbocus’s introduction to her husband Tawfiq for a school demonstration. Tawfiq became a father figure. Bus and bicycle trips sustained Médine training. Selling his Toyota Premio funded his 2026 Japan trip, leaving family reliant on buses and relatives. Faith and helping local families also mattered.

      Where in the source: Learning, travel, transmission.

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  • Qadeer Hoybun, 5-Plus, 2026.(opens in a new tab)

    • Mauritian Bhojul coached about fifteen Brisée-Verdière youths twice weekly, sharing his learning and offering values and structure. He credited family and employer support and planned further BJJ and MMA competition.

      Where in the source: Teaching and plans.

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  • MBJJF, registered academies, January 2025.(opens in a new tab)

    • The Mauritius federation’s January 2025 register names Idoo Bhojul Mohammad Ajmal as the instructor responsible for Brisee Verdiere BJJ Club in Flacq.

      Where in the source: Full register table, row 12.

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  • AJP, Mauritius national recap, May 2024.(opens in a new tab)

    • AJP reported that Bhojul and Abdul Ramzan, both Mauritius Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy brown belts, split their May 2024 national finals: Ramzan submitted him in the gi 85kg final; Bhojul won the no-gi rematch by referee decision after scoreless regulation and golden-point overtime.

      Where in the source: Mauritius section, complete rivalry account.

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  • SJJIF, gi World Championship results, 2026.(opens in a new tab)

    • Under Mohammad Idoo Bhojul, the 2026 SJJIF gi results record silver at Male Brown Master 30 Medium Heavy and bronze in the same age-and-belt open-weight division, representing the Mauritius academy/federation.

      Where in the source: Whole Master 30 brown medium-heavy and open podiums.

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  • SJJIF, no-gi World Championship results, 2026.(opens in a new tab)

    • Bhojul won Male Brown Master 30 Open Weight gold at the 2026 SJJIF No-Gi Worlds and took medium-heavy silver in that age-and-belt division, listed as Mohammad Idoo Bhojul for the Mauritius academy/federation.

      Where in the source: Whole Master 30 brown open and medium-heavy podiums.

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