Kesri urges public to join 100-day campaign to protect youth from drug abuse
R S PURA, Jun 27: Shiv Sena Hindustan organized an anti-drug awareness programme at Kool Kalan (Sheerachak) in RS Pura under the leadership of Jammu and Kashmir President Pandit Rajesh Kesri. The programme aimed to mobilize the community in the fight against drug abuse and encourage greater public participation in protecting the younger generation.
During the programme, several local residents, including a number of women, joined Shiv Sena Hindustan. Those who joined the party included Som Raj, Roshan Lal, Krishna Devi, Pooja Devi, Sonia Devi and Satya Devi. Welcoming the new members, Pt. Rajesh Kesri congratulated them and appreciated their decision to work for the welfare of society.
Addressing the gathering, Kesri appealed to both new and existing party workers to actively participate in the 100-day Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan initiated under the directions of the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. He urged people from all walks of life to spread awareness against drug abuse in their homes, villages, localities and neighbourhoods.
Kesri emphasized that if any outsider is found involved in selling drugs, residents should immediately report the matter to the village Sarpanch or the nearest police station. He assured the public that the identity of informants is kept confidential and stressed that community participation is essential to eliminate the drug menace.
“The fight against drugs is a collective responsibility. Every citizen must contribute to this campaign to save our youth and build a healthy, drug-free society,” he said.
Among those present on the occasion were Suresh Kumar, Lal Chand, Sat Pal, Vijay Devi, Vijay Luthra and Dheeraj Kumar, along with other party workers and local residents.