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“SAY NO TO DRUGS, YES TO MILK” CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED

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Raj Sadosh/Sriganganagar/Abohar.

J.R. Tantia Charitable De-addiction and Rehabilitation Center, in collaboration with Shri Doodh Supply Mazdoor Sangh, has started the campaign “Say No to drugs, yes to milk” campaign. This was started by installing reflectors on milk supply vehicles.

Dr. Vikas Sachdeva, Project Director of the center informed that Shri Doodh Supply Mazdoor Sangh President Subhash Swami and Raj Kumar Jain, Assistant Project Director of the center, started the campaign by installing the first reflector.

(SUBHEAD) Swami appreciated the initiative of the center and expressed his gratitude to Tantia Group for the fact that the group has included milk workers in the anti-addiction campaign and has started the noble work of promoting milk instead of drugs. He assured that the organization will provide every possible support in creating an environment against drugs and inspiring people to stay away from drugs.

De-addiction and psychiatry expert Dr. Manish Baghla said that the campaign will be run in the entire district. Dr. Krishan Kumar 'Ashu', Assistant Project Director of the center, Counsellor Vikas Rangera urged all the milk sellers to join the campaign.

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