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Chamrajpet Campaign Calls for Collective Action Against Drug Abuse
A group called the Karnataka Humanity Welfare Trust held a programme about the dangers of drugs in Chamrajpet, Bengaluru.
It wanted people, especially young people, to learn about the harms of drug abuse.
Minister and local MLA B. Z. Zameer Ahmed Khan guided the event.
Police officers, doctors, religious leaders and community members also took part.
The organisers said families, public institutions and communities all have a role in prevention.
They called for awareness and lawful action to work alongside medical care and rehabilitation.
They also encouraged people affected by substance abuse to seek help.
The event ended with a call for continued public participation.
Karnataka Humanity Welfare Trust organised a drug-awareness programme in Chamrajpet, Bengaluru.
The campaign focused on educating the public, especially young people, about the harms of drug abuse.
Housing Minister and Chamrajpet MLA B. Z. Zameer Ahmed Khan guided the initiative.
Police officers, medical professionals, religious leaders, community representatives and social workers attended.
Organisers urged continued awareness, prevention, lawful enforcement, rehabilitation and support for people affected by substance abuse.
- Who
- Karnataka Humanity Welfare Trust organised the programme under the guidance of B. Z. Zameer Ahmed Khan, with participation from police, medical professionals and community leaders.
- What
- A public drug-awareness programme promoting prevention, rehabilitation and a drug-free society.
- Where
- Chamrajpet Constituency, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
- When
- October 8; the year was not stated.
- Why
- To raise awareness of the harms of drug abuse, particularly among young people, and encourage collective efforts to prevent it.
Key facts
- Organiser
- Karnataka Humanity Welfare Trust (R)
- Location
- Chamrajpet Constituency, Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Date
- October 8; year not specified
- Campaign focus
- Drug-abuse awareness, prevention, rehabilitation and community support
- Guidance
- B. Z. Zameer Ahmed Khan, Housing Minister and Chamrajpet MLA
- Participants
- Public representatives, police officers, medical professionals, religious and community leaders, social workers and civil society members
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