Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. JAMMU: In a powerful initiative aimed at combating the growing menace of drug abuse among youth, a one-day awareness camp was successfully organized today at Ram Ashram, Peer Kho. Supported by the District Administration Jammu, the event drew strong community participation and heartfelt messages from various departments and local leaders.
The camp focused on educating the youth about the devastating impact of drug abuse on individuals and society. The event’s chief guest, Sub Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Mrs. Ansuya Jamwal, emphasized the critical need for collective action. In her address, she detailed the harmful physical, emotional, and social effects of drugs and assured the attendees that the district administration is committed to supporting ongoing anti-drug efforts at every level.
Inspector Rakesh Jamwal of Pucca Danga Police Station also took the stage to highlight the police department’s active role in fighting drug trafficking and abuse. He reassured the public of law enforcement’s unwavering commitment to creating a safer, drug-free society.
A poignant moment of the camp was a captivating street play (nukkad natak) performed by a talented group of artists. Through their performance, they delivered a powerful and emotional message urging the youth to say no to drugs and yes to life.
Adding a spiritual dimension to the program, Mahant Shri Keshav Shukla of Ram Ashram inspired the audience with words of wisdom, encouraging everyone—especially the youth—to walk the path of righteousness and steer clear of destructive habits.
The camp concluded with former councillor of Ward No. 3, Mr. Narottam Sharma, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the District Administration, Health Department, Police Department, Information Department, Red Cross, Social Welfare, Education Department, and the cultural team for their valuable contributions in making the event a success.
The event saw the presence of several respected figures from the local community including Kuldeep Sharma, Vidhya Devi, Saroj Gupta, Rajesh Nischal, Sanjay Abol, Rajinder, Lucky Mehra, and many others, whose participation further reinforced the community’s united stand against drug abuse.
This impactful initiative served as a reminder that through awareness, compassion, and collaboration, society can move towards a healthier, drug-free future. Would you like this turned into a press release or adapted for social media posts?
