Jammu Felicitates CEO AIO for Their Impact
On July 31, Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Dr. Rakesh Minhas, recognized the outstanding contributions of Chief Education Officer Ajeet Sharma and Assistant Information Officer Abhishek Khajuria to the 100-Day Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir Abhiyan. This campaign aims to create a drug-free society in the region, and their efforts have been pivotal.
Appreciation for Leadership and Outreach
During the ceremony, Dr. Minhas presented appreciation certificates to both officials. He praised Ajeet Sharma for his leadership in raising awareness among students, mobilizing them to participate in various activities that promote a drug-free lifestyle. Sharma’s initiatives have inspired many young people to engage in the cause.
Abhishek Khajuria also received commendations for his crucial role in media outreach. His efforts ensured that the campaign reached a wider audience across district Jammu, effectively spreading the message of the Nasha Mukt initiative.
Recognition Among Peers
The event was part of a larger recognition program where 84 awardees were honored for their contributions to the campaign. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha chaired the event at SKICC, Srinagar, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in combating substance abuse.
Among those recognized was District Informatics Officer (Director IT) Jammu, Sanjeev Kapoor, who also contributed significantly to the initiative. This collective effort showcases the commitment of various officials in promoting a healthier society.
The Importance of Community Engagement
Campaigns like the Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir Abhiyan highlight the need for community engagement in addressing social issues. By fostering awareness and encouraging participation, local leaders like Sharma and Khajuria are making a tangible impact.
Such initiatives not only help in reducing drug abuse but also strengthen community ties. When officials collaborate with the public, they create a support system that benefits everyone.
Looking Ahead
The success of the 100-Day campaign sets a precedent for future initiatives aimed at improving public health and safety. It’s essential to continue building momentum by involving more stakeholders and expanding outreach efforts.
As Jammu moves forward, the lessons learned from this campaign can guide future strategies. With ongoing dedication from leaders and community members alike, the vision of a drug-free Jammu & Kashmir can become a reality.
