Describing drugs as an "invisible enemy", CM Devendra urged people to wage a war against the menace and fight it collectively. Pics/CMO
CM Fadnavis said that while India is emerging as a strong nation and the fifth-largest economy, its youth is being targeted through drugs to weaken the country from within
CM Fadnavis was speaking at the inauguration of the 'Nasha Mukta Navi Mumbai' campaign, an ambitious initiative to make Mumbai's satellite city drug-free. The campaign has been launched by the Navi Mumbai Police
Addressing the gathering, the CM said, this is the most important campaign undertaken by the Navi Mumbai police. But it is not just about Navi Mumbai. It is a battle for Maharashtra and Bharat
The drive will be carried out throughout the state and Maharashtra will be made drug-free, the CM said
Bollywood actor John Abraham, who has lent his support to the campaign, was present at the event
CM Fadnavis praised him saying, "John Abraham has seen everything in life, but has never fallen prey to drugs. He says no to drugs, and his involvement in this campaign will amplify the message. Celebrities have a larger reach and their words resonate deeply"
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