Launches ‘Mulaqaat’ to strengthen social bonds, communal harmony
Srinagar, Jun 28: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday called upon the youth to become ambassadors of a drug-free Jammu and Kashmir.
The LG reiterated his commitment to dismantle the entire drug ecosystem while ensuring that affected youth receive every possible opportunity for treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration into the mainstream.
Sinha interacted with the volunteers of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation at Lok Bhavan, Srinagar, commending their dedicated community outreach and social initiatives and urging them to continue spreading awareness in their localities to build a prosperous and healthy society.
On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor launched “Mulaqaat”, an initiative of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation aimed at bringing together people from different communities to interact, share their memories, experiences, traditions, and cultural heritage. The initiative seeks to strengthen social bonds, promote communal harmony, and foster mutual understanding among diverse sections of society.
During the interaction, members of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation expressed their gratitude to the Lieutenant Governor for spearheading the Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyan and lauded the stringent action taken by the Civil Administration and J&K Police against drug peddlers and those involved in the narcotics trade.
The event was attended by Wajahat Farooq Bhat, Chairman of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation; Anika Nazir, Women’s Wing Head; Mudasir Ahmed Dar, South Kashmir Zonal President; and other team members of the Foundation.
