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ARNIA: Members of Shiv Sena Hindustan organized a large awareness meeting in Marhoul village of Block Arnia, with a special focus on involving mothers, sisters, and the younger generation in the fight against drug abuse.
The meeting witnessed active participation from women, who played a crucial role in the proceedings. Several mothers assured the organizers that they would remain vigilant about their childrenâs activities and immediately report any instance of drug use, sale of narcotics, or illicit liquor in the village. They pledged to inform either Shiv Sena Hindustan members or the local Panchayat representatives if any such activity comes to their notice.
The participants appreciated the ongoing anti-drug awareness campaign being carried out by the organization at the grassroots level. Addressing the gathering, Rajesh Kesri, President of Shiv Sena Hindustan, Jammu & Kashmir, expressed gratitude to the women and youth for extending their support to the campaign. He emphasized that community participation is key to eliminating the drug menace from society.
Kesri also urged the gathering to actively support the ongoing 100-day anti-drug campaign launched under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha. He called upon mothers and youth to work in close coordination with the police and administration to ensure that the younger generation is protected from the harmful effects of drugs.
He further stressed that collective efforts at the community level can effectively curb the spread of drugs and send a strong message against anti-social elements attempting to harm society. The meeting concluded with a strong resolve to continue the anti-drug movement and safeguard the future of the youth.
Prominent members present on the occasion included Border President Sanjeev Sharma, Deputy Chairman Balbir Kumar, Suresh Kumar, Vice Chairman Rajkumar, Prem Kumar, Dheeraj Kumar, Arnia President Balwant Fauji, Rajkumar, Sonu, and several women participants including Darshana Devi, Geeta Devi, Neeru Devi, Pooja Devi, Sudesh Devi, and others who actively supported the initiative.
