Amritsar (Suraj Kamlesh): The Yudh Nashian Virudh Campaign Amritsar gained fresh momentum after Deputy Commissioner Dalwinderjit Singh conducted a high-level review meeting with district officials and Nasha Mukti Morcha volunteers. The administration focused on strengthening Punjab’s anti-drug mission through faster execution and tighter monitoring.
Moreover, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Development) Surinder Singh and Majha zone in-charge Dikshit Dhawan joined the meeting. Together, officials evaluated ongoing activities and planned stronger ground-level coordination.
Officials review OAT centres and rehabilitation services
During the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner carefully examined the performance of OAT (Opioid Assisted Treatment) centres across Amritsar. He checked treatment progress and service delivery for patients undergoing de-addiction support.
In addition, he instructed officials to deliver timely treatment without delay. He also stressed that authorities must ensure proper care and full support for every patient.
Meanwhile, officials also reviewed the Swami Vivekanand De-addiction and Rehabilitation Centre. They discussed ways to improve recovery services and strengthen rehabilitation facilities for better outcomes.
Administration introduces 15-day review system
To improve accountability, the Deputy Commissioner introduced a strict monitoring system for the Yudh Nashian Virudh Campaign Amritsar. Hence, officials will now conduct review meetings every 15 days.
This decision aims to improve real-time monitoring of anti-drug activities. Furthermore, it will help the administration quickly identify gaps and fix issues without delay.
As a result, the campaign will move forward with better structure and faster decision-making.
Nasha Mukti Morcha intensifies awareness efforts
Representatives of Nasha Mukti Morcha reported strong ground-level activity during the meeting. Volunteers actively reached communities to spread awareness about drug abuse prevention.
Moreover, they identified affected individuals and guided them toward de-addiction centres. In many cases, volunteers directly helped families connect patients with treatment facilities.
Consequently, the campaign continues to grow stronger through active public participation and volunteer support.
Focus remains on drug-free Punjab mission
Officials reaffirmed that the Yudh Nashian Virudh Campaign Amritsar forms a key pillar of Punjab’s larger drug-free state mission. Therefore, multiple departments now work together to improve coordination and results.
Additionally, district teams shared suggestions to improve execution strategies. They emphasized stronger community involvement to make the campaign more effective at the grassroots level.
Overall, the administration aims to build a sustainable system that supports both prevention and rehabilitation.
Conclusion
The Amritsar review meeting marked a significant step toward strengthening the anti-drug drive. With tighter monitoring, improved rehabilitation systems, and active volunteer participation, the Yudh Nashian Virudh Campaign Amritsar continues to move toward a more structured and effective implementation model.
Key Points of the news:
- Amritsar DC reviewed progress of Yudh Nashian Virudh Campaign in a high-level meeting.
- Officials assessed OAT centres and rehabilitation services for drug patients.
- Strict instructions issued to improve treatment and timely support for addicts.
- Review meetings will now be held every 15 days for better monitoring.
- Nasha Mukti Morcha volunteers intensified awareness and rescue efforts.
