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Bhiwandi Police Launch Anti-Drug Reel Contest With Laptop, TV Prizes
The police in Bhiwandi want to teach people why drugs are dangerous.
They started a video contest to help share that message.
Anyone can make a short video called a reel.
Each reel must be about the dangers of drugs.
The video can be no longer than two minutes.
Children under 18 and adults over 18 will compete in separate groups.
Videos must be sent by August 17 using WhatsApp.
The best video will win a laptop, with a TV and a mobile phone for second and third place.
Winners will be honoured on August 20 at a school auditorium.
The police are also holding camps and rallies to spread their anti-drug message.
Bhiwandi Police announced an anti-drug reel-making competition with a laptop, television set and mobile phone as prizes.
The contest is part of the 'Campus Connect' awareness drive under the DrugFree Maharashtra Mission.
Participants compete in below-18 and above-18 categories, with each reel capped at 120 seconds.
Reels must be submitted through a designated WhatsApp number by August 17.
Winners will be felicitated on August 20 at Oswal School Auditorium in Bhiwandi.
- Who
- Bhiwandi Police, led by DCP Pawan Bansod, and participating citizens of Bhiwandi
- What
- An anti-drug reel-making competition with a laptop, television set and mobile phone as prizes
- Where
- Bhiwandi, with the award ceremony at Oswal School Auditorium
- When
- August 9 to August 20, with submissions due by August 17 and felicitation on August 20
- Why
- To create awareness among students and citizens about the harmful consequences of narcotic substances under the DrugFree Maharashtra Mission
Key facts
- Organizer
- Bhiwandi Police
- Initiative
- Campus Connect awareness drive under DrugFree Maharashtra Mission
- First Prize
- Laptop
- Second Prize
- Television set
- Third Prize
- Mobile phone
- Submission Deadline
- August 17 via designated WhatsApp number
- Award Ceremony
- August 20 at Oswal School Auditorium, Bhiwandi
- Reel Limit
- Maximum 120 seconds
Quotes
DCP Pawan Bansod
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Bhiwandi
“"We want to create awareness among students and citizens about the harmful consequences of narcotic substances."”
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