JAMMU, Aug 8: On the occasion of Sanskrit Month, the Shri Kailakh Jyotish avim Vedic Sansthan Trust, Raipur Jammu & Kashmir, organized a grand Sanskrit procession and public awareness rally in the Domana area to promote the Sanskrit language and raise awareness about the growing threats of drug abuse and cybercrime. A large number of students, scholars, social workers, and local residents enthusiastically participated in the rally, highlighting the importance of Sanskrit while spreading the message of a drug-free and cyber-safe society.
The chief guest, SP Rural Ravinder Singh, flagged off the procession and awareness rally. Addressing the gathering, he said that in the present times, there is a pressing need to connect society with moral values while protecting young people from serious challenges such as drug addiction and cybercrime through widespread public awareness.
Appreciating the Trust’s efforts to promote Sanskrit and social consciousness, he stated that only through the collective efforts of the police and society can a safe, aware, and culturally enriched community be built.
Speaking on the occasion, Mahant Rohit Shastri, President of the Shri Kailakh Jyotish avim Vedic Sansthan Trust, said that Sanskrit is the world’s most ancient, scientific, and rich language, preserving the invaluable heritage of Indian culture, the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, and Sanatan knowledge.
He emphasized that the objective of Sanskrit Month is not only to promote the language but also to reconnect the younger generation with their cultural roots while fostering patriotism, moral values, and spiritual awareness. He added that the Trust will continue organizing programmes dedicated to Sanskrit education, preservation of Vedic traditions, and social awareness to bring about positive change in society.
On this occasion, SHO Domana Inspector Varuneshwar Singh highlighted that cybercrime is increasing rapidly in today’s digital age, making it essential for every citizen to remain vigilant and well-informed.
He urged people to exercise caution while dealing with unknown phone calls, suspicious links, OTP requests, and online financial transactions, and to immediately report any suspicious activity to the police. He also appealed to the youth to stay away from drugs and focus on education, sports, and other constructive activities. He stressed that only through active public participation can a drug-free and crime-free society be created.
During the procession and rally, participants carried banners and placards displaying messages on the preservation of the Sanskrit language, drug de-addiction, cyber safety, and social harmony.
Throughout the route, chants in Sanskrit and awareness slogans created an inspiring atmosphere that reflected the spirit of India’s cultural heritage.
Among those present on the occasion were Anil Gupta, Rajinder Seth, Lucky Sharma, Uttam Chand Sharma, Amit Jamwal, Nitin Sharma, Honey Singh, Yash Seth, Rajeev Pandey, Rajinder Singh, along with several distinguished citizens, social workers, and devotees.
At the conclusion of the programme, the guests and participants appreciated the efforts of the Shri Kailakh Jyotish and Vedic Sansthan Trust, describing the initiative as a significant and inspiring step towards the preservation of the Sanskrit language and the promotion of social awareness.