
Anti-drug Awareness Rally Organised by Samba Police At Bari Brahmana
Samba, March 29, 2025: Samba Police today organized anti-drug awareness rally at Bari Brahmana to make the public especially youth aware about the disastrous effects of the drugs and motivate them to refrain from the menace of drug abuse.
The rally led by SDPO Bari Brahmana and SHO PS Bari Brahmana saw the participation of large number of citizens from all walks of life, students, parents, teachers, police personnel and officials from Revenue Department.
The rally with anti-drug slogans, displaying banners, posters started from Telli Basti Bari Brahmana and made its way through SIDCO Chowk, Main Bazar, Sabzi Mandi, Raghunath market and culminated back at Telli Basti.
Earlier, Samba Police has also conducted an anti-drug awareness programme at Sher-e-Kashmir Higher Secondary School, Bari Brahmana in which students had actively participated in the debate competition. The programme was presided over by the SDPO Bari Brahmana accompanied with SHO PS Bari Brahmana.
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