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Mushaira on drug de-addiction held at Baramulla

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
August 7, 2021
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Arshad Farooq

Baramulla, Aug 7: In order to make the people aware about harmful effects caused by drugs, a Mushaira was held at Eco-Park Baramulla Saturday. The mushaira was organised by a social worker Waseem Lone.
Deputy Commissioner Baramulla Bhupinder Kumar was the chief guest while as SSP Baramulla Rayees Mohammad Bhat, eminent poets and senior citizens were present on the occasion.
The poets during the programme, presented their verses with regard to drug de-addiction and other social evils.
Speaking on the occasion the Deputy Commissioner hailed the efforts of the organizer for conducting such mushaira, saying that need of the hour was to educate people particularly youth about the harmful results of drug abuse. He appealed people including students to be away from such habits. The DC stressed for organising debates, seminars, mushaira and other cultural and variety programmes so that the people can be inspired towards welfare and development ways.
Moreover, counseling of these people is much more imperative, he added. The DC also said that a number of steps have been taken up by the district administration to mould the tendency of youth towards welfare programmes. He said that sports infrastructure is being strengthened and all the sports related facilities are being kept available to keep them engaged with sports activities.
SSP Baramulla in his speech appealed the parents to keep a strict vigil on their children, saying that they have more responsibility than other people like NGO’s, civil society or police, however police and other people are also playing their role to keep youth away from drugs and other social evils.

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