Batala ,28 October ,2025 Fact Recorder
Punjab Desk: Bhai Ghanaiya Youth in collaboration with Youth Services Department Gurdaspur Club Satkoha organized a street play and an anti-drug seminar.
This On the occasion, the club office bearers and Shaheed-e-Azam S. Bhagat Singh State Youth Awardee Tej Partap Singh Kahlo, during his address, urged the youth to mobilize against drugs. Appealing to be, he said that drugs are not just a matter of one person’s life. It not only ruins it , but also weakens the roots of his family and society. He said that sports , service work and social activities are essential for a healthy life. Participating is the best option.
On this occasion, Government Polytechnic Madam Rekha, in-charge of Buddy Program of College Batala, said during her address That youth are the backbone of any nation. If they fall into the trap of drugs , then the progress of the nation becomes impossible.
Sports Officer Jagdeep Singh said that for us it is the biggest religion that we should visit every village and street. Let’s run a drug-free campaign in our country and guide the youth around us on the right path . Let’s inspire.
On this occasion, prominent social worker and youth leader Prof. Jasbir Singh also gave his detailed address and said that the war on drugs is not only It is not the responsibility of the government , but of every citizen. He said that students They should be involved in cultural and social activities along with education. Keep your mind away from negative trends by participating. He emphasized He said that unless parents , teachers and society come together , drugs will not be tolerated. It is not possible to eradicate drug addiction. At the end of the seminar, the youth present expressed their desire for a drug-free Punjab. They resolved to make a living and promised that they would also stay away from drugs and They will also inspire others to protect themselves from this evil.
Caption: Madam Rekha, Buddy Program Incharge of Government Polytechnic College Batala, addressing the Nukar Natak and Anti-Drug Seminar
