Youth Against Drugs Campaign Launched in Amritsar to Protect Young Lives

Amritsar(Punjab)[India] December 17: The Youth Against Drugs awareness campaign has been launched in Amritsar under legal guidance. Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge Justice Ashwini Kumar Mishra guided this initiative. He is also the Executive Chairman of the Punjab State Legal Services Authority. The campaign is being carried out under the supervision of District and Sessions Judge. Jatinder Kaur is the name of judge who supervised. She also serves as the Chairperson of the District Legal Services Authority in Amritsar. This step shows how the legal system is actively supporting social health. Courts are not only about justice but also about prevention and awareness.

Awareness Drive Focuses on Society and Young Generation

The main aim of the Youth Against Drugs campaign is to spread awareness. They want to make people aw about the harmful effects of drug abuse. It targets youth as well as people from every section of society. Punjab has faced drug related problems for many years. Families and communities have suffered. This campaign sends a message of hope. It talks about healthy living and a drug free society. Legal authorities believe that awareness can stop damage before it starts. When youth understand facts early, they make better choices. This effort connects law with social responsibility.

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School Seminar Held to Educate Students on Drug Harm

An awareness seminar was held at Millennium School on Majitha Road at Amritsar. It was held as part of the ongoing campaign. The programme was conducted by DLSA Secretary Amardeep Singh Bains. Students were informed about the physical and mental harm caused by drugs. The session focused on real life effects. Students were encouraged to stay alert. They were told to say no to drugs.

Poster and Slogan Events Give Youth a Creative Voice

To involve students actively, poster making and slogan writing competitions were organised during the seminar. These activities allowed students to express their thoughts against drug abuse. Creativity helps messages spread faster. Young voices often influence other young minds. Through drawings and short lines, students shared strong messages. Such events make learning easy and memorable. It also builds confidence among students. These competitions showed that awareness does not need fear. It can grow through ideas and expression. Youth participation made the campaign more powerful and relatable.

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City Wide Efforts Strengthen Drug Free Future Message

Beyond schools, the campaign reached different parts of Amritsar city. Para legal volunteers and associated lawyers organised awareness programmes and seminars. These activities were held in public areas to reach more people. The message was clear. Drug abuse affects everyone. A drug free future needs collective effort. Punjab has a long history of strong youth energy. This campaign uses that strength for social good. Legal volunteers worked at ground level. Their efforts show unity against drugs. The campaign encourages citizens to stand together for a healthier Punjab.