ARNIA, Jun 28: Shiv Sena Hindustan constituted a new organisational unit at Said Plato in Arnia Block during a meeting chaired by the party’s Jammu and Kashmir President, Pandit Rajesh Kesri.During the meeting, Jaswinder Singh was appointed as President, Pradeep Choudhary as Vice President, Naresh Kumar as Secretary, Kulwinder Singh as Treasurer, and Amit Choudhary as Organiser. Several local residents also joined Shiv Sena Hindustan as new members.On the occasion, Border President Sanjeev Sharma and Arnia President Balwant Saini welcomed the newly appointed office-bearers and members by felicitating them with flower garlands.
Addressing the gathering, Rajesh Kesri administered an oath to the new members, urging them to work with honesty, dedication and commitment towards strengthening the organisation. He also called upon them to actively contribute to Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha’s 100-day Nasha Mukt Bharat campaign.
Emphasising the need to safeguard the younger generation, Kesri appealed to parents to closely monitor their children’s activities after school and encourage them to participate in sports and other constructive pursuits. He said that engaging youth in sports would not only keep them away from drugs but also prepare them to contribute to the nation’s sporting achievements.
Kesri urged people to immediately report any drug peddling activities in their villages to local authorities, village heads or the concerned police station. He assured the public that the identity of informants is kept confidential by the government to ensure their safety.
He alleged that anti-national elements operating from across the border seek to spread narcotics among Indian youth to weaken the country’s future. “The youth are the backbone of the nation. If they fall prey to drugs, the country’s progress and prosperity will suffer. Therefore, every citizen must join hands in the fight against drug abuse and protect the future of our coming generations,” he said.
Kesri also administered a pledge to those present to actively participate in the anti-drug movement and spread awareness against substance abuse in society. Among those present were Suresh Kumar, Om Prakash, Dhara Ram, Satpal, Vijay Devi, Neeru Devi, Geeta Devi, Darshan Devi, along with dozens of local residents from the surrounding villages.