RAJOURI, Jun 12: In support of the Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan, the Indian Army conducted a plantation drive titled “Ek Pedh Nashe Ke Virudh” at Chapta, Rajouri, to promote the message of a drug-free society through community participation and environmental conservation.
The initiative witnessed the enthusiastic involvement of 42 local residents, including men, women and children, who came together to plant saplings as a symbol of their collective commitment towards a healthier, greener and addiction-free future. The event aimed to create awareness about the harmful effects of substance abuse while encouraging people to adopt responsible and positive lifestyles.
As part of the programme, participants took a Drug-Free Oath, reaffirming their resolve to stay away from drugs and spread awareness among families, friends and the wider community. The plantation activity highlighted the connection between a clean environment, healthy living and social responsibility.
The locals appreciated the initiative and expressed their support for continued awareness activities under the Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan. The Indian Army remains committed to empowering communities, guiding youth towards constructive paths and strengthening the bond of trust and cooperation with the people of the region.