Special Correspondent: Arun Sharma,East Delhi

A powerful call for a Drug-Free India resonated from यमुना क्रीड़ा स्थल in East Delhi, where the 78th Anuvrat Foundation Day was marked by a grand “Nasha Mukt Jeevan Sankalp Run.” The event, organised under the aegis of the Anuvrat Movement and its coordinating committee of social organisations, witnessed enthusiastic participation from youth, women, and community leaders.


Alok Kumar’s Strong Global Message
Addressing the gathering, Alok Kumar, International President of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, described substance abuse as a growing global crisis that demands urgent societal intervention.

“Young people are not merely digitally empowered; they are the torchbearers of moral transformation. If the youth resolve to lead a drug-free life, India can offer ethical leadership to the world,” he said.


He stressed that moral discipline, healthy living, and social responsibility form the foundation of a strong nation.


Sanjay Goyal: Policy Must Align with Public Participation
Shahdara MLA Sanjay Goyal emphasised that building a drug-free society is a shared responsibility between the government and citizens.
He urged young people to channel their energy into sports, health awareness, and community service, asserting that meaningful public participation strengthens national development.


Sudhir Gupta: From Awareness to Mass Movement
Sudhir Gupta, Vice President of the Dadhichi Vedant Committee, played a key role in coordinating the event. He described the Anuvrat philosophy as a pathway rooted in self-discipline, ethical conduct, and service to society.
According to him, sustained social reform begins with individual commitment and collective action.


Organising Committee and Distinguished Presence
The event saw the presence of prominent dignitaries and organisers, including:
Muni Shri Udit Kumar Ji (Thana 3), disciple of Acharya Shri Mahabhraman Ji
BJP Shahdara District President Deepak Gaba
BJP District Spokesperson Advocate Bharat Gaur
MLA Dr. Anil Goyal
Councillor Dr. Monika Pant
Sponsors Jeetmal Jai Choradia, Tejkaran Surana, Sukhraj Sethia
President Babulal Golchha
Sunita Jain
Raj Gunecha
All attendees reiterated their commitment to combating social evils and strengthening the campaign for a drug-free India.


Key Highlights of the Event
Mass pledge for a drug-free life
Awareness drive on health and organ donation
Promotion of ethical and moral values
Felicitation and certificate distribution to marathon winners


From East Delhi to the Global Stage
At a time when countries worldwide grapple with rising substance abuse and youth mental health challenges, the initiative emerging from East Delhi presents a community-driven model of reform.


The event underscored a clear message:
Ethics, discipline, and youth leadership are essential pillars for building a self-reliant and resilient nation.
The organising committee concluded the programme by expressing gratitude to all participants and reaffirming its resolve to expand the Anuvrat Movement’s outreach in promoting moral and social transformation.