Doda Police Launch 100-Day Nasha Mukt Abhiyan: Students Lead District-Wide Padyatras for a Drug-Free Future

DODA, APRIL 11, 2026 — In a major push to eliminate substance abuse and safeguard the younger generation, the Doda Police and District Administration today launched a grand 100-day “Nasha Mukt Abhiyan” with a series of high-impact padyatras across the district.

The flagship event commenced at the Sports Stadium Doda, where citizens from all walks of life gathered to take a collective pledge against narcotics. Simultaneously, similar awareness marches and activities were executed at the headquarters, police station, and police post levels under the nationwide Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan framework.

These programs, conducted under the guidance of district supervisory officers and SHOs, saw seamless coordination between the Education, Health, and Social Welfare departments to maximize community outreach.The campaign was notably driven by the spirited participation of school and college students, who emerged as the primary catalysts for change.

Through vibrant slogans and rallies, the youth promoted healthy lifestyles and responsible behavior, effectively influencing their peers and families to reject drug culture.

By positioning students at the forefront of the movement, the Doda Police aimed to build a conscious and resilient generation capable of resisting the social and legal consequences of addiction.

District authorities reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining this momentum through sustained enforcement and awareness, urging the public to “Say No to Drugs” and choose a healthier future for the Union Territory.