• DC calls for encouraging active public participation

RAMBAN: Deputy Commissioner Ramban Mohammad Alyas Khan today chaired a meeting to finalize the arrangements for 100 day Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan starting tomorrow with a grand Padyatra. The Padyatra shall commence from the District Police Line and culminate at the District Administrative Complex- Maitra.

The Deputy Commissioner exhorted the stakeholder departments to encourage active participation of the public in the campaign and the padyatra. ā€œThe initiative aims to mobilize the community and strengthen the collective resolve to eradicate the menace of drugs from society,ā€ he stressed.

The meeting was informed that the inaugural events shall be organised at the district headquarter, Sub-Divisions, tehsils and panchayats, in alignment with the UT-level programme. 

The Deputy Commissioner underlined the role and responsibilities of the government departments to ensure the successful conduct of the padyatra and effective implementation of the 100-day campaign. He directed officers to launch the campaign simultaneously in all sub-divisions, tehsils and panchayats and transform it into a mass movement through active public participation.

Stress was laid on sustained involvement of students, youth, volunteers, civil society organisations, public representatives and the general public so that the message of a drug-free society reaches every section of the community. The meeting also reviewed the department-wise activity plan and discussed the initiatives to be undertaken under the Abhiyaan during the 100-day campaign.

The meeting was attended by ADC Varunjeet Singh Charak; ACR Shoket Hayat Mattoo; CPO Dr. Shakeeb Ahmed Rather; ACD Sheraz Ahmed; Tehsildar Ramban Deep Kumar; Executive Engineers of PWD (R&B) and other district and sectoral officers. SDMs and BDOs also joined the meeting virtually.

Meanwhile, Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Gool Imtiaz chaired a comprehensive review meeting to devise a robust and result-oriented strategy for the implementation of the 100-day intensive campaign aimed at eradicating drug abuse and promoting a healthy, addiction-free society.

The SDM directed the concerned departments to prepare detailed panchayat-wise and habitation-wise action plans to ensure effective implementation at the grassroots level. He emphasized the importance of a coordinated and multi-sectoral approach, stressing that every department must actively contribute to the success of the initiative.

The meeting was attended by SDPO Gool Kuldeep Raj; Principal, Higher Secondary School Thatharka, Mumtaz Bhat; BDO Gool, Sadam Hussain; BDO Sangaldan, Mohammed Irfan; BMO Gool, Dr. Mohd Iqbal; AEE PWD, Taraq Ahmed and Naib Tehsildar Shakeel-ul-Rehman Shaikh.             

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