Nawanshahr- With the aim of making the youth aware of the dangerous effects of drugs, a play was organized today at Sardar Dilbagh Singh Government College, Jadla by the Youth Services Department, Punjab Government and Shri Krishna Youth Club Nawanshahr (Regd.). On this occasion, the team of Sarfarosh Rangmanch presented an impressive play "No one is left alive".
Artists Vishal Singh, Dali Shah, Mandeep Kumar, Mandeep Singh Lote, Sunnypreet Singh and Gaurav, through their brilliant acting, showed how drugs not only ruin the life of an individual.
But also push the entire family and society into crisis. The audience termed this performance very impressive and thought-provoking. This function was organized under the supervision of the Principal of the college, Geetanjali Sharma and Vice Principal Priya Bawa. On this occasion, the club secretary Harry Chauhan gave a message to the youth and said that today drugs are swallowing the future of the youth.
We will have to make a joint effort to make our village, city and society drug-free. Shri Krishna Youth Club will continue to organize such programs to spread awareness in the society. College Vice Principal Priya Bawa also motivated the students and said that staying away from drugs is the key to success in life. The youth should use their energy properly by participating in education, sports and creative activities.
Club member Jaswinder Singh said that this play was not just entertainment, but a powerful social message, which reached straight to the hearts. He said that the story of the play moved all the audience and it is also a warning and inspiration for the youth to choose the right path.