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Jharkhand: Police Public Coordination Committee embarks on drug de-addiction campaign in Jamshedpur

Jharkhand Story by Jharkhand Story
21 February 2024
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THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK

 

Jamshedpur: The Police Public Coordination Committee kick-started a crucial drug de-addiction campaign at Bhalubasa Chowk today, aiming to combat the rising menace of drug addiction in the city.

Senior DSP calls for action against addiction

Senior Deputy Superintendent of Police, Bhola Prasad Singh, emphasized the need for a drug-free society to ensure a healthy environment during the campaign’s inaugural meeting.

Addressing the gathering, Singh expressed his belief that the de-addiction campaign would generate awareness among the people, influencing the societal values for future generations.

He highlighted the alarming increase in addiction, describing it as a growing concern, particularly among young children. Singh urged society to step forward and engage in open communication, stressing the critical importance of addressing the issue.

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Shiv Pujan Singh urges community action

The meeting presided over by Shiv Pujan Singh and organized under the Civil Defense Committee’s coordination, saw the participation of key figures, including  Anjani Kumar Tiwari, the in-charge of Sitaram Dera police station, and numerous senior social workers from the city.

Shiv Pujan Singh, in his presidential address, urged the community to recognize the gravity of the situation. He emphasized that decisions made today would shape the future of society, especially considering the alarming number of young individuals falling into the clutches of drug addiction.

Jumbu Akhara President Bunty Singh and his team greeted attendees with flower bunches and traditional attire.

Program coordinator DD Tripathi and other prominent figures address the gathering

Program coordinator DD Tripathi expressed concern over the increasing grip of drug addiction on the younger generation, identifying it as a significant challenge for the community’s future. He emphasized the need for collective efforts to combat the sale and consumption of illegal drugs, which has adversely impacted the city.

Several prominent figures, including Ramesh Kunwar, Renu Singh, Gautam Dubey, Munna Chaubey, Srinivas Tiwari, Ghanshyam Pandey, Birendra Singh, and Rajkumar Verma, addressed the gathering.

The program, coordinated by Bunty Singh, witnessed active participation from various community members, reflecting the shared commitment to tackling the drug addiction crisis.

Who all were present?

The event also saw the presence of notable individuals such as Shashi Shekhar Tiwari, Shri Lalit Mohan Pandey, Ramesh Kumar, Renu Singh, Anjana Singh, Srinivas Tiwari, Munna Choubey, RK Upadhyay (former police inspector), Randhir Mandal Ghanshyam Pandey, Virendra Singh, Rajkumar Verma, Sanjeev Srivastava, Shashi Shekhar Tiwari, Ramesh Kumar, Renu Singh, Anjana Singh, and Chandeshwari Prasad Singh, demonstrating the community’s united front against the drug menace.

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