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JAMMU: Shiv Sena Hindustan J&K President Pt Rajesh Kesri today led a strong protest and awareness meeting against the growing drug menace in Murar Chak village, expressing grave concern over the alarming rise in substance abuse among the youth.The meeting, organized by Shiv Sena Hindustan, witnessed the participation of local residents and prominent party members who voiced deep anguish over the increasing consumption of heroin, commonly known as âchitta,â and other dry narcotics that are pushing the younger generation toward destruction. Speakers described the situation as a serious social crisis that demands immediate and collective intervention.
Addressing the gathering, Pt Rajesh Kesri stated that the fight against drugs cannot be left solely to the police and security agencies. While acknowledging the commendable efforts of the police in arresting drug peddlers, sealing their properties, and intercepting narcotics smuggled via drones from across the border, he stressed that eradication of the drug menace requires the united participation of society at large.
He called upon intellectuals, social activists, political parties, village representatives, sarpanches, and panchayat leaders to come together and launch a coordinated movement to save the youth and protect the social fabric. âThis is not just a law-and-order issue; it is a battle to safeguard our future generation,â he asserted.
During the discussion, participants also highlighted the larger threat of narco-terrorism, alleging that cross-border smuggling of narcotics is part of a deliberate conspiracy aimed at weakening Indiaâs youth and destabilizing the nation. However, the gathering echoed strong resolve that such nefarious designs would be firmly resisted through collective vigilance and cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
The attendees pledged full support to the police and vowed to play an active role in identifying and discouraging drug-related activities in their areas. They emphasized awareness campaigns, parental vigilance, and community-level monitoring as crucial steps in preventing youth from falling prey to addiction.
Prominent figures present at the meeting included Border President Sanjeev Sharma, Vice Chairman Rajkumar, Sunil Kumar, Dheeraj Kumar, Neeru Devi, Geeta Devi, and several respected villagers. The meeting concluded with a strong message of unity and determination to eradicate the drug menace and secure a safe and healthy future for the coming generations.The spirit of solidarity and commitment displayed at Murar Chak stands as a clear signal that society is ready to rise collectively against the growing threat of drugs.
