Kashmir’s Crusader Against Drugs: Qazi Sarwar Honoured by G R Beigh Memorial Foundation for Outstanding Efforts in Anti-Narcotics Drive”

Srinagar, J&K |July 26, NSR:: In a significant recognition of his tireless efforts to combat the growing menace of drug abuse in Kashmir, Mr. Qazi Sarwar, Director of Urban Local Bodies (ULB), Kashmir, has been felicitated with a prestigious award by the GR Beigh Memorial Trust. The award ceremony, held in Srinagar, was a testament to Mr. Sarwar’s dynamic leadership and unwavering commitment to eradicating drug abuse and promoting a healthier, safer society.

Under Mr. Sarwar’s visionary supervision, multiple municipal bodies across the Valley have launched coordinated awareness campaigns, cleanup drives, and public outreach programs targeting vulnerable communities, especially youth. These initiatives have not only raised awareness about the dangers of drug abuse but also inspired civic bodies to take a stand against narcotics.

The GR Beigh Memorial Foundation praised Mr. Sarwar as a "dedicated administrator whose work has inspired civic bodies to take a stand against the growing menace of narcotics in urban Kashmir.” The foundation’s recognition is a testament to Mr. Sarwar’s leadership and his department’s efforts to address this critical issue.

In his acceptance speech, Mr. Sarwar emphasized that the fight against drugs is not just an administrative responsibility but a moral and social one, requiring collective action. "We must act together to create a society that is free from the scourge of drug abuse,” he said, reaffirming his department’s resolve to intensify efforts in collaboration with civil society, schools, and health departments.

The award is a significant milestone in Mr. Sarwar’s efforts to combat drug abuse in Kashmir. His leadership and vision have inspired a new wave of activism against narcotics, and his work serves as a shining example of the impact that dedicated individuals can have on society.

As Kashmir continues to grapple with the challenges posed by drug abuse, Mr. Sarwar’s efforts offer a beacon of hope. His commitment to creating a healthier, safer society is an inspiration to us all, and his work will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on the region.