Cluster University of Srinagar (CUS) recently held a special event to support the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (Drug-Free India Campaign). The programme, hosted at the main campus, was organised alongside the J&K Police to help educate staff and students about the dangers of illegal substances. Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
High-Level Support
The University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Mohammad Mobin, attended as the guest of honour. He warned that drug abuse is a “serious threat” to young people and our wider society. He made it clear that universities must take the lead in keeping campuses safe and drug-free, noting that the Lieutenant Governor is personally keeping an eye on the campaign’s progress.
Other senior leaders, including the Registrar and the Controller of Examinations, also spoke at the event. They agreed that while the university has done a great job so far, everyone needs to work together to turn awareness into real action on the ground.
Expert Advice
The audience, which included teachers and student officers from various colleges, heard from experts at the Youth Development & Rehabilitation Centre. Dr. Mohd. Muzaffar Khan and his team shared:
- The root causes of why people start using drugs.
- The mental and social impact addiction has on families.
- Practical tips for spotting problems early and helping people recover.
A Strong Future
The university is proud of its hard work over the past year in fighting drug abuse but promised to do even more in the coming months. The event ended with a collective pledge to keep working toward a “Nasha Mukt Bharat” (Drug-Free India), ensuring that students have a healthy environment to study and grow.
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