Hisar: – As per the directions of Superintendent of Police Hansi Amit Yashvardhan, under the Drug Free Fortnight Campaign, the in-charge of Police post Khedi Chaupata organized a volleyball competition in the sports ground of village Kapad, the in-charge of Police post Mirchpur organized a volleyball competition in the ground of village Gaibinagar and the drug de-addiction team organized a volleyball competition in village Putthi Mangal Khan. The purpose of organizing this sports competition is to motivate the youth towards sports and keep them away from social evils like drug addiction.
Police post Khedi Chaupata in-charge Sub Inspector Anil Kumar while giving information said that teams of villages Kapad and Khapad participated in this Haryana style Kabaddi competition. The match was very thrilling, both the teams played well. In which the team of Khapad was the winner.
Similarly, police post Mirchpur in-charge sub-inspector Dholu Ram while giving information said that teams from villages Nada, Mirchpur, Gaibipur and Koth participated in the volleyball competition held at the sports ground of village Gaibinagar. All the matches were very exciting and competitive. In which the team of village Koth won by 37-36 and won the title.
Also giving information, de-addiction team in-charge assistant sub-inspector Deepak Kumar said that teams from villages Dhani Raju, Rohnat, Jamalpur and Putthi Mangal Khan participated in the competition. All the matches were very exciting and competitive. In which the team of Dhani Raju won by 34-21 and won the title. 
The winning teams were honored by Hansi Police by giving attractive prizes and refreshments were also provided to all the players. After the competition, the in-charges gave important information to the villagers, players and youth by making them aware about de-addiction, road safety and traffic rules. 
They were encouraged to immediately inform the police about those selling drugs in the village and nearby areas. The players took an oath to remain vigilant against drugs and make their village drug-free.