One-Day Drug De-Addiction Seminar Organised by "Save Youth Save Future" in Collaboration with Baramulla Police
One-Day Drug De-Addiction Seminar Organised by "Save Youth Save Future" in Collaboration with Baramulla Police
Baramulla, 17th September 2022 — The NGO "Save Youth Save Future" (SYSF) organised a One-Day Drug De-Addiction Seminar at Sunrise Quality Public School, Kitchama Sheeri, Baramulla, in collaboration with the Baramulla Police.
Dignitaries in Attendance:
The seminar was graced by several prominent figures, including:
SSP Baramulla, Shri Rayees Mohammad Bhat
DSP Headquarters Baramulla, Shri Sajjad Bukhari
Chairman, SYSF (NGO), Shri Wajahat Farooq Bhat
SHO Sheeri, Mr. Waseem Jehangir
Principal, SQPS Kitchama, Mr. Zahid Ghani
Other senior citizens and community leaders from Block Sheeri Narvaw
Key Discussions:
SSP Baramulla, Shri Rayees Mohammad Bhat
In his keynote address, SSP Rayees Mohammad Bhat highlighted the alarming involvement of youth in drug addiction and the severe consequences it brings. He emphasized the need for a balanced approach to life, especially among students, stressing the importance of career planning, mental well-being, and self-discipline.
Chairman SYSF, Shri Wajahat Farooq Bhat
Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat spoke passionately about the value of life and the significance of contributing positively to humanity. He urged the youth to steer away from destructive habits and instead become agents of change within their communities.
Principal, SQPS Kitchama, Mr. Zahid Ghani
Mr. Ghani praised the tremendous work being done by SYSF and expressed his full support for such initiatives. He called for more frequent awareness programs to inform and inspire the public, especially the youth, towards positive and constructive living.
Cultural Segment & Award Ceremony:
The event concluded with a Cultural Programme, including student speeches, a thought-provoking skit, and an Award Ceremony to honour contributors and participants.
Continuing the Mission:
"Save Youth Save Future" has been at the forefront of youth engagement, awareness campaigns, and social reforms, using targeted strategies to fight issues like drug abuse. The organisation reaffirmed its commitment to continue such impactful initiatives across the region to bring about meaningful change.
