2,000 Students Form Human Chain For Drug-Free India In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

On Monday, around 2,000 school students in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar formed a human chain to spread the message of a drug-free life. The event was jointly organised by the Zilla Parishad's Education Department and the Sara Navjeevan Multipurpose Organisation in the Shahaganj area.

The initiative aimed to raise awareness about de-addiction among students. District Collector Vinay Gowda GC urged students to take a pledge to lead a drug-free life. The Social Welfare Department, District Health Department, State Excise Department, Police Administration, Municipal Corporation, and several other government departments participated in the event.

The area echoed with slogans such as 'Quit drugs, unite the family' and 'Quit drugs, unite India.' Around 500 students formed the words 'Drug-Free Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar' in a human formation, which was captured using a drone. The rally was flagged off by District Collector Vinay Gowda GC and Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer PM Minnu.

Education Officer Ashwini Lathkar, Deputy Education Officers Dipali Thavre, Nita Shrishrimal, and Gita Tandale, along with Extension Officers Dilip Sirsath, Jalam Chaure, Sunita Wagh, and Dnyaneshwar Rodge, were present at the event. Dr Krishna Ramchandra Bhavle, Master Trainer for the Nasha-Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, administered the anti-drug pledge to students and citizens.

Several schools, including Rashtriya Hindi Mahavidyalaya, Dr Zakir Hussain Junior College, Sir Syed College, Bharatiya Vidya Mandir, and other educational institutions, participated in the event. The event was a part of the efforts to create awareness about the importance of a drug-free life among students.

The Zilla Parishad's Education Department and the Sara Navjeevan Multipurpose Organisation have been working together to organise such events to promote de-addiction among students. The event was successful in spreading the message of a drug-free life and encouraging students to take a pledge to lead a healthy life.

The initiative is significant as it aims to address the issue of drug addiction among students, which is a growing concern in the country. The event demonstrates the commitment of the government and non-governmental organisations to create awareness and promote de-addiction among students.

In conclusion, the event was a significant step towards creating awareness about the importance of a drug-free life among students. The participation of around 2,000 students and the presence of government officials and educational institutions demonstrate the commitment to addressing the issue of drug addiction among students.