Not only Police, Civil Society has to come to forward to curb drug menace: BJP Youth Leader Manzoor Bhat

NGO We the Helping Hand Foundation organises Drug De- addiction rally in Srinagar

Srinagar, Oct 14: Helping Hands care Foundation J&K , A Non-Government Organization (NGO) on Saturday organised a Drug De- addiction rally at L Lal Chowk Srinagar.

The event was presided over by BJP Youth leader and Party’s Media Incharge Manzoor Bhat, Chairman of NGO Umer Wani, DySp Kothi Bagh Dr. Sumit Sharma Jones Kumar SHO Maisuma, Majid Ahmad, Sho Kothibagh and Vice Chairman Muzamil Nazir was Guest of Honor on the occasion.

In a recent address, Bhat stressed the need for a collective effort in combatting the rising drug menace, advocating not just a role for law enforcement but also active participation from civil society.
He highlighted the critical role that civil society can play in complementing the efforts of the police force.

“The fight against drug abuse is not just the responsibility of our police force; it is the collective duty of our entire community. Our youth are falling victim to the clutches of addiction, and it is our moral duty to protect and guide them towards a healthier, drug-free future,” Bhat added.

He appreciated the efforts of Jammu and Kashmir police in curbing the drug menace in Srinagar city and busted many drug modules operating in the region.
He stressed the importance of awareness campaigns, rehabilitation programs, and community initiatives to educate individuals about the dangers of substance abuse
“It is not enough to rely solely on punitive measures. We must provide support and alternatives to those caught in the vicious cycle of addiction,” Bhat said.
Bhat also underlined the necessity of stronger collaboration between law enforcement agencies, educational institutions, and local NGOs to tackle the drug menace at its roots. “By working hand in hand with the police and relevant organizations, we can create a safer and drug-free environment for our community,” he said.

Later the NGO held at Blood Donation Camp at Chanapora. In the camp 82 blood points were donated for the cause of Humanity.
The NGO’s initiative was met with enthusiasm and support from the local population, highlighting the community’s commitment to helping those in need. Donors of all ages and backgrounds turned up to contribute their blood, recognizing the invaluable impact it can have on the lives of patients in need.

Speaking about the successful event, the organizers expressed their gratitude for the remarkable turnout and the willingness of the community to partake in this noble endeavor. They emphasized the significance of such acts of kindness, particularly in times of medical emergencies and ongoing health challenges.