The Punjab Against Drugs campaign began its awareness drive from Fateh Burj Mohali, where a convoy of bikers was flagged off for a journey through Punjab. Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann showed the green flag and formally marked the departure of the convoy carrying the awareness message across the state. The programme was held under the broader ‘War Against Drugs’ campaign.
The flag-off ceremony took place during the inauguration of the Punjab Against Drugs biker rally. The rally has been organised around a clear awareness message against drugs, with the biker convoy set to carry that message to different parts of Punjab. The launch at Fateh Burj Mohali brought together the inauguration programme and the start of the convoy’s movement.
Punjab Against Drugs rally begins at Fateh Burj Mohali
The Chief Minister led the central moment of the programme by showing the green flag to the bikers. This gesture signalled the beginning of the rally and the convoy’s onward journey through Punjab. The bikers left Fateh Burj Mohali with the stated purpose of spreading awareness and reinforcing the message of getting rid of drugs in the state.
The Punjab Against Drugs biker rally is linked to the War Against Drugs campaign and places public awareness at the centre of its activity. The convoy is carrying the message throughout Punjab, taking the campaign’s anti-drug appeal beyond the launch venue. Its movement across the state is intended to communicate the message against drugs through the visible participation of bikers.
The inauguration also saw the participation of famous personalities from the area. Famous artists from the cinema world joined the programme and took part in the occasion connected with the launch of the rally. Their presence gave the event the support of recognised public figures as the convoy prepared to begin its awareness journey.
The participation of these personalities and artists was linked to the campaign’s noble work of helping rid Punjab of drugs. Their involvement formed part of the public support shown for the awareness effort. The programme therefore brought together the official flag-off, the biker convoy and the participation of well-known figures from the area and the cinema world.
Personalities and artists support the awareness effort
During the inauguration, Bhagwant Singh Mann respected the participating area personalities and cinema artists for their support. The appreciation was extended in recognition of their involvement in the work being carried out under the campaign. Their support was acknowledged as the biker rally began its journey with the message of awareness against drugs.
The event at Fateh Burj Mohali thus combined a formal launch with a public appeal. The green-flag ceremony provided the starting point for the convoy, while the presence of the participating personalities and artists highlighted the wider support connected with the campaign. The biker rally moved forward with awareness as its central message.
The convoy’s role is to carry that message throughout Punjab. As the bikers travel onward from Fateh Burj Mohali, they are representing the Punjab Against Drugs rally and its stated aim of communicating the need to get rid of drugs. The campaign’s message was presented through the rally’s inauguration and the departure of the bikers.
The involvement of famous personalities from the area and artists from the cinema world was also an important part of the programme. Bhagwant Singh Mann’s respect for them recognised their support for the campaign and its objective. Their participation added a visible public dimension to the launch without changing the rally’s main focus on awareness.
With the green flag shown by Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, the Punjab Against Drugs biker rally formally began from Fateh Burj Mohali. The convoy then set out to carry its awareness message throughout Punjab under the War Against Drugs campaign. The launch brought the inauguration, the biker participation and the support of public personalities together in a single programme focused on helping rid Punjab of drugs.
Source: Original update
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