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Theatre Artists perform at District Jail, Jammu

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 13, 2021
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Jammu: A skit ‘Haalat’ on drug abuse and insomnia was performed Friday by artists of Navyug- Ek Nayi Umang here at District Jail in presence of DGP, Prisons V. K. Singh.
Through the skit artists made the inmates regarding ill-effects of drug abuse on the society and explain the Do’s & Don’ts for a sound sleep.
The skit was staged by Theatre Artists-Aarti Devi, Avneet Singh, Anuj Chandel and Aditya Abiraj Singh under the tutelage of Sameena Kousar, Advocate, Theatre Artist and Social Activist. She briefed about Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) intervention held at Central Jail, Kotbhalwal, District Jail Jammu by the DGP Prisons and resource persons – Prof. (Dr.) Arti Bakhshi, Head Dept of Psychology, Jammu University and Dr. Piyali Arora, Assistant professor/ Clinical Psychologist, Government College for Woman, Parade.
The skit was a work of creativity, collaboration and research. It was highly impactful in conveying the message to the mixed audience of illiterate, semi-literate and literate inmates. Dr. M.S. Lone, DIG Prisons, J&K; Mirza Saleem Beig, Superintendent, District Jail Amphalla; Saba Shawl, Staff Officer to DGP Prisons, besides jail staff and inmates were present during the event.
Through this skit inmates, who weren’t a part of the CBT-I intervention will get a chance to overcome sleep difficulties for better health. Theatre is a powerful tool for sensitizing people on issues that demand greater awareness and it is expected that this strategy of using the medium of theatre will facilitate the process so that the inmates of the jails where the sessions could not be taken would also undergo correctional process in attitude & behaviour and get integrated better in the society on release.
The DGP appreciated the artists for their skills & contribution towards inmate reformation. He awarded them with commendation certificates & cash reward for their outstanding performance.

 

K H News Service

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