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War on Drugs Campaign Strengthened as Harpal Cheema Leads Event in Dirba

Cabinet Minister Harpal Cheema urges public support while distributing 30,000 digital ration cards in Dirba event.

by Tamanna

Cabinet Minister Harpal Singh Cheema attended a key event in Dirba organized under the Punjab government’s ongoing War on Drugs campaign. The initiative focuses on mobilizing public support to eliminate drug abuse and strengthen awareness at the grassroots level.

Public Appeal to Support Anti-Drug Efforts

During the event, Harpal Cheema appealed to people to actively participate in the War on Drugs campaign, stressing that community involvement is essential to make Punjab drug-free. He highlighted that the government alone cannot succeed without public cooperation.

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Distribution of 30,000 Digital Ration Cards

As part of the welfare initiative linked with governance reforms, the minister distributed 30,000 digital ration cards to residents of the area. The War on Drugs campaign event also aimed to ensure that welfare benefits reach eligible families in a transparent and efficient manner.

Focus on Transparency and Public Welfare

Cheema stated that digital ration cards will help eliminate corruption and reduce hardship faced by beneficiaries. He added that the War on Drugs campaign is not only about fighting drugs but also about improving social and economic conditions.

People attending the event expressed gratitude for the government’s initiative. The War on Drugs campaign was appreciated for combining anti-drug awareness with direct public welfare delivery, making the program more impactful at the ground level.

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