Students of Imperial College of Engineering, Ghotosai, Titwala, held an anti-drug awareness rally to highlight the dangers of substance abuse. Led by college authorities, the campaign saw students march to Titwala railway station, spread awareness and pledge to reject drugs.
Kalyan: Raising awareness among the younger generation about the serious consequences of substance abuse, students of Imperial College of Engineering, Ghotosai, Titwala, took to the streets as part of an anti-drug awareness rally aimed at promoting a healthy and addiction-free society.
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The rally was organised by the college to sensitise students and citizens about the physical, mental and social impact of drug addiction. A large number of students, teachers and non-teaching staff participated in the campaign, which began from the college campus.
Carrying placards displaying messages against substance abuse, the students marched towards Titwala railway station, raising slogans and appealing to citizens to stay away from drugs. The rally highlighted the need for greater awareness among young people, who are particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of addiction.
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