Sopore: The Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Forum (JKTF) organized a one-day seminar on drug abuse at Kashmiri Delights, Model Town Sopore, aimed at raising awareness and promoting healthier lifestyle choices among the youth.
The event was attended by esteemed guests, including Showkat Ahmad Bhat, Chairman JKTF; Mir Mohd Ashraf, Vice Chairman; Ab Qayoom Rather Advisor JKTF,Mohd Akbar Wani ZEO Dangerpora, Mohd Shafiq Taharie, District President; Nisar Ul Kareem, Convenor JKTF; Zahoor Ahmad, General Secretary JKTF; Mohd Yaqoob Bhat, District President of Rehbar E Taleem; Shri Ayaz Gelani, Station House Officer; and Mohd Ashraf Gaine, Trade President also present Arshid badroo, and all Teachers from North Kashmir.
The seminar featured insightful discussions and presentations focused on the challenges of drug abuse in the region, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in addressing this pressing issue. The participation of local leaders and educators underscores a collective commitment to fostering a safer, drug-free environment for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir.
During the event, speakers expressed that together, we can pave the way for a stronger, healthier community.
Chief guest Showkat Ahmad Bhat, Chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Forum, highlighted the collective responsibility of citizens in eradicating drug abuse. He commended the District Administration’s ongoing efforts to combat this societal menace, emphasizing the critical role of public participation in sustaining these initiatives.
Station House Officer Syed Ayaz Geelani discussed the increasing issue of drug abuse and appealed to everyone to work collectively to combat it, in order to safeguard the future of our children who are being drawn into this crisis. He stated that while programs are being conducted to address drug abuse, it is crucial to pay close attention to our children, giving them our full support. He emphasized that, alongside being a parent, teachers play a vital role in guiding and supporting children.
Zonal Education Officer Mohammad Akbar Wani stressed the critical need for preventive measures to combat the growing menace of drug abuse among youth, discussing various strategies to address this urgent issue.
