Reiterate commitment to drug-free society
BARAMULLAA: In continuation of its sustained efforts to promote youth engagement and a drug-free society, Police in Baramulla successfully concluded the grand finale of the Girls Cricket Tournament at Showket Ali Stadium under the Civic Action Programme and the banner of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan.
The final match was played between Kashmir Knights and Royal Stars, witnessing high enthusiasm and competitive spirit. Kashmir Knights emerged victorious in the thrilling finale, which drew a large gathering of spectators.
The event was graced by the Worthy SSP Baramulla as the Chief Guest, who encouraged both teams and felicitated the players with cash prizes and trophies. Addressing the gathering, he appreciated the players for their commendable performance and emphasised the importance of sports in shaping disciplined and confident youth.
Speaking on the occasion, encouraged both teams and felicitated the players with cash prizes and trophies. Addressing the gathering, he appreciated the players for their commendable performance and emphasised the importance of sports in shaping disciplined and confident youth.
On the occasion, the SSP Baramulla advised the youth to stay away from drugs and actively participate in sports and other constructive activities. He highlighted that Baramulla Police has been consistently organising tournaments across various sports disciplines under the initiative, with a special focus on promoting girls’ participation. He further assured that more such events will be conducted in the future to encourage and empower young girls.
Among others present on the occasion were IC DySP HQ Tariq Ahmad, SHO Baramulla, SHO Sheeri, and IC PP Deina & Old Town Baramulla. and other civil officers.
The tournament served as a strong platform to spread awareness against drug abuse while fostering sportsmanship, confidence, and community engagement among youth.