The Indian Youth Congress organized a half marathon in Jammu to promote a drug-free future for Jammu and Kashmir. The event brought together youth and leaders to pledge against drugs, emphasizing sports as a positive alternative and calling for stronger government policies and community engagement.
The Indian Youth Congress led an inspiring half marathon in Jammu, aiming to combat drug abuse in the region. Hundreds of young participants gathered for the event, pledging to reject drugs and promote a healthy lifestyle through community engagement and sports.
National and local leaders, including Youth Congress National Incharge Manish Sharma and National President Uday Bhanu Chib, joined the initiative, advocating for a sustained battle against the rising drug problem in Jammu and Kashmir. The event highlighted the urgent need for government action to strengthen anti-drug policies and construct robust rehabilitation programs.
Participants at the marathon echoed sentiments of hope, as former Pradesh Congress president G A Mir and MLA Pargat Singh underscored the role of sports and education in curbing the drug menace. They urged investments in sports infrastructure and community activities to empower youth and secure a drug-free future for the region.
