Amritsar (Rajesh Sandhu): Under the Punjab government’s ongoing “Yudh Nashian Virudh” campaign, authorities organized an important Amritsar anti drug campaign meeting in Shakti Nagar. The meeting focused on strengthening the fight against drug abuse in the region.
Dr. Ajay Kumar Gupta, MLA of Amritsar Central constituency, chaired the session. Moreover, several senior officials, police officers, and social workers participated in the discussion.
Wide Participation of Officials and Volunteers
The meeting brought together a large number of administrative and law enforcement officers. Key participants included officials from the Nasha Mukti Morcha, ADC Urban Development, municipal councillors, ACP, inspectors, and other representatives.
In addition, volunteers from different wards and committees also attended the session. As a result, the Amritsar anti drug campaign meeting reflected strong coordination between departments and community workers.
Focus on Strengthening Anti-Drug Drive
During the meeting, participants discussed ways to make the anti-drug campaign more effective. Furthermore, they emphasized speeding up ground-level implementation of the program.
Dr. Ajay Kumar Gupta highlighted that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, the government continues its mission to eliminate drugs from Punjab. Therefore, the campaign has now completed 459 days of active enforcement.
Major Arrest Figures Highlight Progress
The MLA also shared progress data from the campaign. According to official figures, authorities have arrested 66,473 drug traffickers so far during the 459-day drive.
Moreover, officials stated that continuous action against drug networks has shown positive results. Consequently, enforcement agencies remain committed to sustaining pressure on drug suppliers.
Community Role and Future Plans
Additionally, officials stressed the importance of community participation in the fight against drugs. Volunteers and ward-level defense committees are actively working to create awareness among citizens.
Nasha Mukti Morcha Urban Incharge Dixit Dhawan urged members to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drugs. Furthermore, he encouraged them to engage with youth and guide them away from addiction.
In the coming days, authorities plan to launch new awareness drives, seminars, and camps. Therefore, the Amritsar anti drug campaign meeting also set the roadmap for future activities.
Conclusion
The Amritsar anti drug campaign meeting in Shakti Nagar reinforced the government’s commitment to eliminating drug abuse from Punjab. With strong administrative support and community involvement, the campaign continues to expand its reach.
Overall, officials aim to build a drug-free Punjab through sustained action and public awareness.
Key Points of the News
- Amritsar anti drug campaign meeting held under “Yudh Nashian Virudh.”
- MLA Dr. Ajay Kumar Gupta chaired the meeting in Shakti Nagar.
- Officials reviewed progress of 459-day anti-drug drive.
- 66,473 drug traffickers arrested so far in the campaign.
- New awareness drives, seminars, and camps planned ahead.
