Jammu:
In a massive show of force against the growing drug epidemic, the 15 IR Battalion organized a high-impact anti-drug awareness program today at Gulshan Ground. The event, held under the banner of the “Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyan,” saw the entire rank and file of the battalion unite to vow for a drug-free future.
A Call to Action for Youth and Police
The event was presided over by Sh. Dushyant Sharma-SSP (Commandant 15 IR), who delivered a stirring address on the critical role law enforcement and the younger generation play in dismantling drug networks.
“Drug addiction is creating havoc in our society day in and day out,” the Commandant remarked. “While the police have upped their ante in nipping this menace in the bud, it requires a collective effort from the youth to truly eradicate it.”
The Frontline Leadership
The program showcased a unified front of high-ranking officials committed to the cause. Key administrative and moderating roles were handled by:
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Sh. Zulfaqar Ahmad-SP: Overseeing administrative arrangements.
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S. Harmohinder Singh-DYSP: Moderating the day’s proceedings.
A significant contingent of Gazetted Officers also participated, including DYSPs Anita Pawar, Sonali Sharma, Almas Sharma, and Anuradha Raina, emphasizing the battalion’s total commitment to the campaign.
The “Nasha Mukt” Pledge
A major highlight of the event was the solemn pledge taken by all officers and staff. Standing together, the battalion committed to working with “right earnest” to identify, confront, and eliminate drug abuse within the region.
The initiative comes at a time when the J&K Police have intensified their crackdown on traffickers while simultaneously increasing community outreach to protect vulnerable youth who have fallen prey to addiction.
Key Takeaways
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The Mission: Strengthening the Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyan.
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The Message: Building a drug-free society through awareness and strict enforcement.
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The Strategy: Bridging the gap between the police and the public to save the next generation.
The program concluded with a resounding message of commitment, serving as a warning to those fueling the drug trade and a beacon of hope for those seeking a healthier, drug-free Jammu and Kashmir.
