MLA Kulwant Singh Holds Meeting with Anti-Drug Campaign Volunteers in Mohali
MLA Kulwant Singh met a team of dedicated youth volunteers from the Mohali constituency on 28 July 2026 to appreciate their contribution towards the Punjab Government’s ongoing anti-drug campaign. The interaction focused on encouraging greater community participation, recognising the efforts of young volunteers, and reinforcing the collective commitment to building a drug-free Punjab.
The volunteers shared updates on their awareness activities being conducted across various villages, residential areas, educational institutions, and local communities. Their initiatives include educating citizens about the harmful effects of drug abuse, motivating young people to adopt healthy lifestyles, and encouraging families to actively support individuals seeking to overcome addiction.
Addressing the volunteers, MLA Kulwant Singh praised their dedication and said that young people have a vital role to play in bringing positive social change. He noted that awareness campaigns led by local volunteers help create stronger community engagement and inspire more citizens to participate in the fight against drug abuse.
Kulwant Singh said that eliminating drug abuse requires a united effort involving the government, educational institutions, families, social organisations, and the public. He encouraged the volunteers to continue reaching out to schools, colleges, and neighbourhoods to spread awareness and motivate the younger generation to choose education, sports, skill development, and productive careers over addiction.
The Punjab Government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, continues to strengthen its anti-drug campaign through strict law enforcement, public awareness programmes, rehabilitation initiatives, and community participation. The government’s multi-pronged approach aims not only to curb drug trafficking but also to support rehabilitation and create opportunities that empower youth to lead healthy and responsible lives.
Speaking during the meeting, MLA Kulwant Singh said that every volunteer working to protect society from the dangers of drug addiction is making a meaningful contribution to Punjab’s future. He assured the youth volunteers of his full support and appreciated their commitment to serving society through awareness programmes and grassroots engagement.
The meeting concluded with a collective pledge to intensify anti-drug awareness activities across the Mohali constituency. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to expanding community outreach, promoting healthy lifestyles, and encouraging greater public participation in the mission to build a drug-free, safe, and progressive Punjab.