New Delhi: The Delhi Police Crime Branch is organizing a painting competition on the theme "Say No to Drugs", officials said on Wednesday.
An official statement from Delhi Police said the initiative is in line with the Centre's broader campaign of 'Drug Free India' and aims to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse.
Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sanja Bhatia said, "We encourage all art lovers to participate and help spread the message of a drug-free society."
"This competition is not just about art. It is about standing against drugs and contributing to a safe, healthy India," he said.
The painting competition will run from May 15 to June 15 and is open to all.
According to the statement, the campaign is inspired by the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and supported by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's resolve to eliminate drug trafficking. I said, its active implementation has been seen under the guidance of the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi and the leadership of the Police Commissioner of Delhi.
The statement said participants are invited to submit their handmade artworks that creatively address the theme of “Say No to Drugs.”
Building on the success of last year's “Drug Free India Campaign”, Delhi Police Crime Branch and Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) aim to engage the community and spread the message of a drug free society through this creative and impactful medium. . , it added.
An official statement from Delhi Police said the initiative is in line with the Centre's broader campaign of 'Drug Free India' and aims to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse.
Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sanja Bhatia said, "We encourage all art lovers to participate and help spread the message of a drug-free society."
"This competition is not just about art. It is about standing against drugs and contributing to a safe, healthy India," he said.
The painting competition will run from May 15 to June 15 and is open to all.
According to the statement, the campaign is inspired by the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and supported by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's resolve to eliminate drug trafficking. I said, its active implementation has been seen under the guidance of the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi and the leadership of the Police Commissioner of Delhi.
The statement said participants are invited to submit their handmade artworks that creatively address the theme of “Say No to Drugs.”
Building on the success of last year's “Drug Free India Campaign”, Delhi Police Crime Branch and Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) aim to engage the community and spread the message of a drug free society through this creative and impactful medium. . , it added.
