SRINAGAR: Amar Singh College Srinagar and Crime Branch J&K/ Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF), jointly organized an awareness programme on drug abuse, showcasing a collective effort towards combating the menace of drug abuse in the Kashmir Valley. The programme was attended by a wide range of audience including students and faculty members.
SSP ANTF J&K, Raj Kumar presented the presidential speech. He accentuated that fighting drug abuse is not just a duty; it is a shared responsibility that demands our collective commitment. By raising awareness and fostering collaboration, we pave the way for a resilient, drug-free Kashmir Valley.
Earlier, the welcome address was delivered by Prof. Nayeem Ahmad Khan, Vice Principal Amar Singh College. He stressed that youth are the largest force of our nation and they must be directed positively for their happy and healthy living.
He further elaborated that in educating our youth about the perils of drug abuse, we empower them to make choices that shape a future of strength and resilience. Knowledge is our most potent weapon against the shadows of addiction.
Dr. Muzafar Khan, in charge of the Drug De Addiction Center, delivered an in-depth PowerPoint presentation about the menace of drug abuse. He pointed out that breaking free from the chains of addiction requires not just treatment but understanding and support.
He stressed the need for collective effort against evil and impressed that together, we can heal the wounds of drug abuse and build a community that thrives on compassion and recovery.
Dr Atia Faheem Khan from IMHANS; Nisar Bakshi, DSP ANTF, and CEO of KRSF also presented their views on achieving a drug-free society. They contended that knowledge can be the guiding light that illuminates the path towards a healthier, happier society.
The event served as a platform for fostering awareness and understanding about the repercussions of drug abuse, emphasizing the role of education and community engagement in building a drug-free society.

KR Desk