Hansi (Dinkar Gawdi):- Hansi Superintendent of Police Vinod Kumar visited the sports stadium of Government Senior Secondary School, Danderi, and sensitised villagers, players and youth about the harmful effects of drugs. On the occasion, Hansi Police organised a friendly football match between the village’s junior and senior football teams. The main objective of the programme was to engage young people in sports activities and motivate them to stay away from the social evil of drug abuse.
On his arrival, villagers welcomed Superintendent of Police Vinod Kumar by presenting him with a bouquet. Thereafter, the SP interacted with the players and inaugurated the football match. He met the players on the ground, encouraged them and motivated them to play with sportsmanship, discipline and mutual cooperation.
On the occasion, SP Vinod Kumar said that sports make young people physically and mentally strong and also develop discipline, self-confidence, leadership qualities and team spirit in them. Young people should channel their energy into education, sports and constructive activities. Drugs not only damage an individual's health but also affect the entire family and society. Therefore, young people should stay away from drugs and move forward towards building a better future.
During the programme, Traffic SHO Sunil Kumar made rural youth aware of traffic rules and road safety. The Cyber Police Station team provided information about cybercrimes, online fraud and ways to protect themselves from fake calls and links. Meanwhile, Assistant Sub-Inspector Deepak Kumar of the Drug De-addiction Team explained the harmful effects of drugs in detail and motivated young people to stay away from substance abuse.
Superintendent of Police Vinod Kumar appealed to villagers and parents to encourage their children to participate in sports and positive activities. He said that building a drug-free society is not possible through police efforts alone; the active participation of every citizen, parent and young person is essential.
On the occasion, DSP Vinod Shankar, Pratiksha, CMGA Hansi, Station House Officer Inspector Sadanand, other police officers and personnel, and villagers were present.
Hansi Police are continuously organising awareness programmes to keep young people away from drugs, promote sports and sensitise the general public about traffic rules and cybercrimes.
