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Nashik Police Launch Anti-Addiction Drive
On January 2nd, which is Police Foundation Day, the Nashik Police organized an anti-addiction awareness program at KTHM College.
The event included a play about the dangers of addiction, presented by the Nashik Cyclist Foundation.
The play showed how tobacco and other addictive substances can harm people and their families.
After the play, all the students took a pledge to stay away from addiction.
The police and the foundation worked together to make this event happen, and many people appreciated their efforts.
The main message was to choose life and say no to drugs.
Nashik Police organized an anti-addiction awareness program at KTHM College on Police Foundation Day, January 2nd.
A play titled 'Addiction is the destruction of life' was presented by the Nashik Cyclist Foundation.
The play depicted the problems caused by tobacco products and their psychological impact on families.
Students, teachers, police officers, and foundation members participated in the event.
All participants took a collective pledge to refrain from addiction with the message 'Quit addiction, choose life'.
- Who
- Nashik Police Commissionerate, Nashik Cyclist Foundation, KTHM College students and teachers
- What
- An anti-addiction awareness program and play presentation
- Where
- KTHM College, Nashik, Maharashtra
- When
- January 2nd, 2024 (Police Foundation Day)
- Why
- To raise awareness about the ill effects of addiction and encourage youth to refrain from addictive substances
Key facts
- Date
- January 2nd
- Location
- KTHM College, Nashik
- Organizers
- Nashik Police Commissionerate, Nashik Cyclist Foundation
- Event
- Anti-Addiction Awareness Program
- Theme
- Addiction is the destruction of life
- Participants
- Students, Teachers, Police Officers, Nashik Cyclist Foundation Members
- Message
- Quit addiction, choose life
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