Punjab News:Massive Youth Wave Join ‘Yudh Nashean Virudh’ Bike Rally from Sri Chamkaur Sahib to Ropar, Reaffirm Commitment to Drug-Free Punjab

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An anti-drug bike rally was organised by the Bhagwant Mann Government under its flagship ‘Yudh Nashean Virudh’ from Sri Chamkaur Sahib to Ropar. In Sri Chamkaur Sahib, the rally was warmly welcomed and led by MLA Dr. Charanjit Singh and Halka in-charge Jasvir Singh Garhi.

A large number of enthusiastic youngsters participated in the rally, reaffirming their commitment to building a drug-free and healthy Punjab. Through this initiative, the leaders appealed to the youth to stay away from drugs, adopt a healthy lifestyle and actively contribute towards the progress and prosperity of Punjab.

Speaking on the occasion, AAP MLA from Ropar Dinesh Chadha said, “Previous governments had provided protection to drug traffickers and allowed the drug menace to flourish in Punjab. In contrast, the Bhagwant Mann Government had been consistently waging a determined war against drugs, with visible results on the ground.”

He added, “Bhagwant Mann government’s sustained efforts are not only helping keep youngsters away from drugs but are also encouraging them to connect with sports and other constructive activities. The campaign channelises the energy of Punjab’s youth towards a healthier, more productive and progressive future.”

MLA Dr. Charanjit Singh and constituency in-charge Jasvir Singh Garhi said that the enthusiastic participation of youngsters in the bike rally reflected growing public support for the mission of a drug-free Punjab. They reiterated that the Bhagwant Mann Government remained committed to eradicating the drug menace and securing a brighter future for the state’s younger generation.