Agartala, June 26 — In a strong show of solidarity against drug abuse, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in collaboration with Tripura Gramin Bank (TGB) organized a highly impactful Anti-Drug De-Addiction Cyclathon in Agartala today. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from citizens, cycling clubs, and volunteers, all uniting to spread awareness on the harmful effects of drug addiction.
The rally was flagged off early in the morning from Heritage Park, a prominent landmark in the city. The event was jointly inaugurated by the Chairman of Tripura Gramin Bank and the Additional Director of NCB, marking the beginning of a day dedicated to awareness and advocacy.
Cyclists pedaled across key locations in the city, carrying placards and banners promoting a drug-free lifestyle. The initiative drew significant public attention, with bystanders cheering on the riders and expressing support for the cause.
Speaking at the event, officials from both TGB and NCB emphasized the importance of community involvement in combating drug abuse. They highlighted the critical role financial institutions and law enforcement can play when working together to promote social welfare and public health.
Tripura Gramin Bank extended logistical and promotional support for the rally, underlining its commitment to corporate social responsibility and youth outreach.
The cyclathon was organized as part of a larger nationwide campaign to mark International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. It sent a resounding message about the power of collective action in the fight against addiction and reinforced the need for continued awareness, prevention, and rehabilitation efforts.
The successful event underscored a unified stand by institutions and citizens alike to build a healthier, drug-free society.
