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Distt Admin Kupwara interacts with religious leaders in War against Drugs

Ulemas conference held for sanitization, spreading awareness

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 5, 2023
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Kupwara : The District Administration Kupwara has roped in different religious leaders, Ulemas of Masjids and other religious institutions of Kupwara district to spread awareness at grass roots level about the negative impact of drug abuse in the society.
On the directions of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kupwara, Dr. Doifode Sagar Dattatray a Conference of Ulemas, Imams (religious leaders) was held Thursday at the conference Hall of DC Office complex Kupwara.
The Well attended Conference was chaired by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Kupwara, Gh. Nabi Bhat.
Addressing the conference, ADC appealed to religious leaders, Ulemas and Imams to use their voluntary services for spreading awareness about drug abuse and its consequences in society.
He appealed to Molvis to aware people to eradicate the drug menace and deliver the sermons particularly on Fridays and after every prayer so that awareness about negative effects of drug abuse and drug trafficking menace is generated and spread at the ground level and Drug Addict Patients are properly identified, treated and rehabilitated.
ADC said that the District Administration is focusing on a multi-pronged strategy to combat menace of drug abuse in Kupwara district. Police has launched a massive crackdown on drug peddlers, drug traffickers to break the supply chain of drugs and District Administration is counseling, treating and rehabilitating the drug abuse victi
Irfan Bahadur, Assistant Commissioner Revenue (ACR) Kupwara on the occasion said that Drug-Free-Kupwara is a challenge in which every individual has to play his or her vital role.
Raising concerns on the alarming situation in substance abuse, ACR Kupwara said that Kashmir Valley is slowly becoming India’s drug hub. A recent study has revealed that J&K is currently at the number two position among the top drug abuser states in the country.
Several Ulemas and Imams also expressed their concern over the rising drug abuse and its consequences. They reaffirmed that they will play their role in disseminating awareness to people about negative impacts from the podiums of Masjids and other religious places, so that youth are safeguarded from dangerous exposure to different kinds of drug abuse.
While welcoming the District Administration’s efforts to invite them for this noble cause, different Religious Leaders said that they are ready to help the District Administration to eradicate this menace and make the Kupwara drug-addiction and drug trafficking free.
Conference was attended by CMO Kupwara, other officers of Administration, a large number of Imams of Masjids, Ulemas from different Darul-Ulooms and other religious institutions of the district.

K H News Service

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