Senior Journalist Daljeet Ajnoha Interacts with Deputy Commissioner Ankurjit Singh on Ongoing Anti-Drug Campaign in SBS Nagar

 Senior Journalist Daljeet Ajnoha Interacts with Deputy Commissioner Ankurjit Singh on Ongoing Anti-Drug Campaign in SBS Nagar

SBS Nagar/ April 9/Daljeet Ajnoha 

In a significant development aimed at strengthening the ongoing war against drugs in Punjab, renowned senior journalist Daljeet Ajnoha held an insightful interaction with Ankurjit Singh, IAS, the Deputy Commissioner of Shaheed Bhagat Singh (SBS) Nagar. The discussion revolved around the district administration’s comprehensive strategy and multi-pronged approach in combating the menace of drug abuse.

During the interaction, DC Ankurjit Singh emphasized the Punjab Government’s firm commitment to uproot drug networks and rehabilitate affected youth. He elaborated on several key initiatives being undertaken across the district under the "Nasha Mukt Punjab" mission, including awareness campaigns, surveillance operations, and community-driven programs.

> “Our goal is not just to crack down on the supply chain but also to ensure that the youth of Punjab are guided towards positive paths through education, employment opportunities, and strong community support,” said DC Ankurjit Singh.

The Deputy Commissioner further highlighted the crucial role being played by Village Level Anti-Drug Committees, youth clubs, and educational institutions in generating awareness. Special drives are being conducted in rural as well as urban areas in coordination with the police, health department, and social welfare organizations.

He also appreciated the efforts of media professionals like Daljeet Ajnoha for being a voice of awareness and social change, stating that media’s role in spreading the right message is indispensable in such movements.

Senior journalist Dr. Daljeet Ajnoha lauded the administration's proactive stance and urged for continued public cooperation. He also underlined the need for transparent policing, community engagement, and increased rehabilitation centers for de-addiction.

The meeting concluded on a positive note with both sides expressing hope that with joint efforts from the administration, media, and public, SBS Nagar can emerge as a model district in the fight against drug abuse.