Alappuzha: Alappuzha witnessed a powerful call for a drug-free future as former Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala led the ‘Walk Against Drugs’ rally organized by Proud Kerala.
The march commenced at 6:15 AM from Alappuzha Beach, with participants holding banners and placards carrying anti-drug messages. The rally saw widespread participation, reflecting a growing public determination to tackle the menace of narcotics that is increasingly affecting the youth.
Participants, including school and college students, athletes, artists, and public figures, took a collective pledge to remain vigilant, spread awareness, and support rehabilitation efforts for those affected.
Addressing the participants, Chennithala stressed the urgent need for community action to protect Kerala’s youth. “Our unity is the strongest shield against this silent threat,” he said.
Proud Kerala Chairman Malayinkeezhu Venugopal described the march as part of a broader strategy to unite citizens across political, social, and cultural lines in a common cause.
The rally concluded with a renewed commitment to safeguard Kerala’s youth and uphold a drug-free society.
