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DC Kishtwar emphasizes urgent need for a comprehensive & result-oriented approach to curb drug abuse & trafficking


DC Kishtwar emphasizes urgent need for a comprehensive & result-oriented approach to curb drug abuse & trafficking

KISHTWAR, MARCH 27: The District Level NCORD (Narco Coordination) Committee was held today under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar Pankaj Kumar Sharma to discuss formulation of District-Level Roadmap for Drug Control by March 31 in compliance with the directions issued by the Union Home Minister in the Apex NCORD meeting.

The meeting was convened by the Nodal Officer NCORD Tariq Parveaz Qazi and witnessed active participation from key stakeholders, including representatives from the local NGOs.

The Deputy Commissioner emphasized the urgent need for a comprehensive and result-oriented approach to curb drug abuse and trafficking in the district.

He directed the stakeholder departments to coordinate preparation of a district-level roadmap for drug control by March 31, 2026, outlining preventive, enforcement and rehabilitation strategies.

Local NGOs shared valuable inputs and on-ground insights, contributing to the formulation of an inclusive and practical action plan. Their role in awareness generation, community engagement and rehabilitation efforts was particularly highlighted.

The Deputy Commissioner reiterated the administration’s commitment to adopt a multi-pronged strategy with focus on strict enforcement, public awareness campaigns and support systems for affected individuals. 

The meeting concluded with a resolve to strengthen coordination among all stakeholders to effectively combat the menace of drug abuse and ensure a healthier and safer society in Kishtwar.

The meeting was attended by SSP Naresh Singh; PO ICDS Dr. Rishi Kumar Sharma; ACD Manoj Kumar; Dy. CEO Masood Ahmed Qazi; BMO Dr. Anil Sharma; NO ATF Dr. Hariss; MVI Robin Parihar; besides representatives from GDC Kishtwar; NGOs and other concerned officials.

 

 


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