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In Awantipora, Police organized a series of impactful events including an Anti-Drug Rally by Police Station Pampore with active participation from students and civil society members, a Drug Awareness Programme at Hanfia Islamic High School Woyen by Police Station Khrew, and a Cross-Country Run in Tral in collaboration with Akmal Institute Tral, promoting healthy lifestyles and a drug-free society.
In Kulgam, Police Station Yaripora, in collaboration with Green Valley Educational Institute, conducted a large Anti-Drug Awareness Rally in Yaripora Market, where students, teachers, police personnel, and citizens collectively raised awareness on the ill effects of drug abuse and pledged support for a drug-free society.
In Baramulla, Police, in coordination with civil administration, health authorities, and educational institutions, conducted multiple awareness programmes across Zone Pattan and Old Town Baramulla. A significant rally from Pandu Park Pattan to key town areas saw enthusiastic participation, while additional sensitization programmes were held in schools and institutions to educate students about the dangers of narcotics.
In Ganderbal, a Mega Shikara Rally at Manasbal, jointly organized with the Manasbal Development Authority, marked a unique awareness initiative with participation from senior officials and students of multiple educational institutions. Parallel awareness programmes were also conducted in several schools across the district, reinforcing the message of a drug-free society.
In Handwara, Police organized a student-centric awareness programme at Green Peace Public School, Bicherwara, under Police Station Kralgund. Interactive sessions emphasized the harmful physical, psychological, and social consequences of drug abuse, while encouraging students to channel their energy into education, sports, and nation-building activities.
J&K Police reiterated their unwavering commitment to eradicating the drug menace through a combination of enforcement, awareness, and community engagement. The general public, particularly the youth, were urged to actively participate in and strengthen the ongoing mission for a drug-free Jammu & Kashmir.
