Staff Reporter.TOD.Gangarampur
On the occasion of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, a special awareness program under the 'Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan' (Drug-Free India Campaign) was organized at Sarbamangala High School under the Gangarampur Block of South Dinajpur district.
The initiative, organized by the Gangarampur Block Administration, saw the presence of several key dignitaries, including Gangarampur Block Development Officer (BDO) Arpita Ghoshal, Sub-Inspector (SI) of Schools (Gangarampur North Circle) Sunil Kumar Das, and Block Medical Officer Dr. Ehtesamuddin. Local BOP Commandants, police officers from Gangarampur Police Station, along with teachers and students of the school, were also present.
Addressing the gathering, Gangarampur BDO Arpita Ghoshal delivered a vital and detailed awareness message regarding the severe consequences of drug abuse. She emphasized that drugs do not just destroy an individual's life or health, but plunge an entire family and society into darkness. Reminding the students that they are the future of the nation, she urged the youth to stay away from this deadly trap.
The BDO further stated that while the administration remains constantly vigilant to keep the society drug-free, eradicating this social evil is impossible without the active participation of the general public and the student community. She advised the younger generation to resist temptations and focus on building a healthy and beautiful life.
A major highlight of the event was an awareness drama performed by the students of Sarbamangala High School. Through their realistic performance, the students beautifully illustrated how drug addiction can ruin a happy family and how awareness can help overcome this curse. The play received high praise from the guests and audience, successfully spreading a powerful message of awareness among the local residents and students.
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