Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir – Religious voices are amplifying the fight against drugs in this southern district. Mosques have become pulpits for anti-narcotics messages, with imams rallying the faithful to join hands with law enforcement in combating substance abuse and illicit farming.
Over the weekend, announcements blared from minarets, imploring the public to shun involvement in cultivating drugs such as bhang and opium. The calls emphasized collective responsibility, urging community members to safeguard young lives and report illegal activities promptly.
Police officials hailed the mosques’ involvement as a breakthrough in community policing. This partnership promises to dismantle drug networks more effectively, targeting both consumption and production at their roots.
The campaign’s focus on ethical and familial impacts resonates deeply in a region where narcotics threaten future generations. With mosques on board, Anantnag’s battle against drugs gains unprecedented momentum, potentially inspiring similar drives elsewhere in the valley.
