Bhagwant Mann Punjab Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh has called for collective public participation in the state’s efforts to eliminate drug abuse, highlighting the importance of community involvement in building a drug-free Punjab.
In a post on X, Dr Balbir Singh shared details of an interaction held in Ward No. 14 under the state’s ‘Yudh Nashian Virudh’ (War Against Drugs) campaign. During the meeting, he discussed initiatives being undertaken to combat drug abuse and encouraged residents to support the campaign.
Dr Balbir Singh Seeks Public Support Against Drug Abuse
According to his post, participants came together to pledge their commitment to making Punjab drug-free. The interaction focused on raising awareness and encouraging people to contribute collectively to efforts against drug abuse.
‘Drug-Free Punjab Is a Shared Responsibility’: Bhagwant Mann
Emphasising the need for unity, Dr Balbir Singh said the vision of a drug-free Punjab required the joint efforts of every Punjabi. The campaign seeks to mobilise communities and strengthen public participation in the fight against drugs.
The minister’s message underlined the role of citizens in supporting anti-drug initiatives and building safer, healthier communities across the state.
