Pakistan is trying to involve Jammu and Kashmir youths in the drug menace with an intention to harm our younger generation, J&K Director General of Police Dilbag Singh said Wednesday.
Addressing students while inaugurating a renovated Chemistry Lab at Police Public School, Bemina, the Director general of Jammu and Kashmir Police (DGP) advised the students to stay away from drugs, the DGP said that Pak after facing the rejection of youth to its false and destructive propaganda is now continuously pushing drugs here with an intention to harm our younger generation. He said that drugs not only affect life individually but society as a whole.
Many such attempts were thwarted on the border and in the hinterland successfully due to the synergy and close liaison between the Police, Army and other security forces, he added.
ADGP Headquarters, Shri M.K Sinha, DIG Central Kashmir Range, Shri Sujit Kumar (administrative officer PPS), PWWA members Dr Archana Choudhary, Ms Suma Singh, Ms Senahal Sharma, Ms Chitvan Wazir, Chairman We Care foundation, Ms Sarwari, AIG (P&T), Shri Gurinderpal Singh, Co JKAP 13th Bn Shri Shamsher Hussain,Nodal officer Police Public School,SO to DIG CKR Shri Sajad Bhat, staff/students of the Police Public School were present on the occasion.
The DGP while speaking on the occasion appreciated the performances of the students and the efforts of RPHQ, CKR for organizing a wonderful programme. Complimenting the PPS students for their splendid performance in the 76th Independence Day parade, the DGP announced a reward for organizing a special picnic and party for the students. He appreciated the hard work of the principal/ teachers and management for making the institution what it is today. He also shared his school days’ experience with the students. “Make books your friends; they will remain with you always” DGP advised students. He impressed upon the students to keep the schools and its surroundings clean.
The DGP said that proposals submitted by PWWA for betterment of the Police Public Schools have been approved on priority by PHQ. He said that teachers, management and Police headquarters have to work together to improve the growth of it further and make it the best institution of the valley where its teachers and students feel proud in introducing themselves as teachers or students of police public schools. The DGP also directed for preparing a Police Public School Tarana and School Band which he said would add more charm to the institution.
Earlier, the DGP inaugurated, renovated Chemistry Lab, Lunch Hall of the school. The DGP visited all class rooms of the school and interacted with students and teachers. He also gave lectures on Geography and Mathematics to the class 11th and 10th students respectively. The DGP then inspected infrastructure and other facilities available in the school. Worth to mention that, the Chemistry lab of the PPS, Srinagar has been renovated with the support of We Care Foundation.
The DGP also presented the certificates and trophies to the teachers for their performance in different activities and the students for their performance in academics.
Shri M.K Sinha, ADGP (Hqrs) PHQ in his address appreciated the hard work and efforts of Principal PPS Srinagar and her team for taking the school to the new heights. He emphasized upon the teachers that besides the teaching prescribed syllabus special focus has to be given on skill development, information and knowledge which he said would be more beneficial for the students in future.
In her welcome address, the principal Police Public School Ms Snigdha Singh thanked the DGP and other dignitaries for gracing the occasion. She assured that the police public school is working with zeal and enthusiasm to make the police public school the best institution, a dream of DGP J&K who is also chief patron of the police public schools. She thanked PHQ for providing an additional transport facility in quick times.
The vote of thanks was presented by DIG Central Kashmir, Shri Sujit Kumar. He expressed his gratitude to DGP and Chairperson PWWA Dr. Rubinder Kaur for their constant support and guidance.
