CHANGLANG : More than 100 government officials, security personnel, youth, students and local residents participated in a bike rally organised in Changlang on Sunday under the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign, marking 150 years of ‘Vande Mataram’ and promoting the ‘Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan – Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan’.
The rally was flagged off from PK Point by Changlang South MLA Hamjong Tangha. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Secretary Manish Kumar Gupta, CEO-cum-Commissioner (Health & Family Welfare) Pawan Kumar Sain and Changlang Deputy Commissioner RD Thungon were among those present.
Changlang Superintendent of Police Kirli Padu, ADC Changlang Marpe Riba, Assistant Commissioners, heads of departments, Assam Rifles personnel, youth, students and other community members also participated.
The rally was organised by Changlang District Art & Culture Officer Dusu Genda under the Department of Art & Culture in collaboration with the district administration, Yuva Morcha and Bazar Committee.
Carrying the Tricolour, the participants rode through Changlang town and the main market area before culminating at the helipad. The rally promoted active public participation in the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign and highlighted the enduring message of patriotism and unity associated with ‘Vande Mataram’.
The event also carried a strong anti-drug message, with participants urging youth to stay away from substance abuse, adopt healthy lifestyles and contribute towards building a healthier and stronger nation.
Despite challenging weather conditions, participants displayed enthusiasm and patriotic spirit throughout the rally. The organisers highlighted the importance of collective participation in promoting national pride, social responsibility and the vision of a drug-free India.
The rally reflected coordinated efforts by the district administration, Department of Art & Culture, security forces, government departments, youth organisations and local communities in taking national campaigns and social awareness initiatives to the grassroots. (DIPR)
