Punjab Governor's Anti-Drug March Culminates in Abohar with Widespread Community Involvement
A significant four-day anti-drug march, spearheaded by Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria, reached its conclusion at DAV College in Abohar on Thursday. This impactful initiative, which traversed various border districts of Punjab, aimed to mobilize public support against the pervasive issue of drug abuse in the region.
Final Day March from Railway Station to DAV College
On the concluding day, the anti-drug march commenced from the Railway Station in Abohar and proceeded to DAV College. The event was marked by enthusiastic participation from diverse segments of society, reflecting a strong collective resolve to combat drug addiction.
The march witnessed large-scale involvement from vice-chancellors of multiple universities, principals from numerous schools and colleges, representatives from various non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and members of social organizations. These eminent personalities, along with other participants, publicly pledged their unwavering commitment to the cause of building a drug-free Punjab.
Governor Emphasizes Shared Responsibility for a Drug-Free Punjab
Addressing the gathered crowd, Governor Gulab Chand Kataria delivered a powerful message, underscoring that eradicating the drug menace is not solely the government's duty but a shared responsibility of the entire society. He articulated that only through unified and persistent collective efforts can Punjab reclaim its vibrant and prosperous identity, often referred to as "Rangla Punjab."
The governor stressed the critical need for sustained and determined action to uproot the evil of drugs from its very foundations. He called for ongoing vigilance and community engagement to ensure long-term success in this vital endeavor.
This concluding event in Abohar served as a powerful testament to the growing public movement against drug abuse in Punjab, highlighting the crucial role of education, social organizations, and civic participation in fostering a healthier, drug-free environment for future generations.
