Poonch, June 7,2026- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha arrived at the Sports Stadium in Poonch on Sunday to participate in the concluding event of the ambitious ‘Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir’ campaign, marking a significant milestone in the Union Territory’s fight against drug abuse and narco-terrorism.
The Lieutenant Governor was accompanied by senior civil, police, and administrative officials as thousands of people, including youth, students, community leaders, and citizens, gathered at the venue to reaffirm their commitment to building a drug-free Jammu and Kashmir.
The event served as the culmination of an extensive awareness campaign conducted across districts under the ongoing anti-drug initiative. The campaign witnessed widespread public participation through padyatras, awareness drives, community outreach programmes, educational activities, and youth engagement initiatives aimed at spreading the message against substance abuse.
Addressing the gathering, the Lieutenant Governor emphasized the collective responsibility of society in combating the menace of drugs. He reiterated that drug abuse poses a serious threat to the future of youth and stressed the need for sustained public participation to eliminate the scourge from Jammu and Kashmir.
The programme showcased the growing public support for the anti-drug movement, with participants carrying placards, raising slogans, and pledging to contribute towards a healthier and safer society. Various cultural performances and awareness activities highlighting the importance of a drug-free lifestyle were also organized during the event.
Officials stated that the campaign has evolved into a mass movement, bringing together government departments, educational institutions, civil society organizations, religious leaders, and local communities in a united effort against drug addiction and narcotics trafficking.
The grand finale at Poonch reflected the administration’s commitment to transforming the anti-drug campaign into a sustained people’s movement. Participants expressed hope that the collective resolve demonstrated during the programme would further strengthen efforts to protect the youth and secure a brighter future for Jammu and Kashmir.
The ‘Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir’ campaign continues to underline the message that a drug-free society can only be achieved through awareness, community participation, and unwavering commitment from every section of society.
