Gurugram Pedals Towards a Drug-Free Haryana: Cyclothon 2.0 Inspires Massive Public Support

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On 12 April 2025, Gurugram saw the Cyclothon 2.0, a landmark event in Haryana's state-level drive against drug abuse. The event, organized by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and inaugurated by Industry and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh, highlighted the city's resolve to create a healthier, drug-free society. With a lot of enthusiastic activity from all sections, the event laid stress on the all-important role of youth and people in creating India's future.

Flag-Off and Participation:

Industry and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh flagged off Cyclothon 2.0 from NH-248A's Ghamroj Toll Plaza and personally participated in the ride to encourage youth participation.

District Commissioner Ajay Kumar and ADC Hitesh Kumar Meena also cycled with participants to encourage public participation.

Massive Public Engagement:

Volunteers from all ages, including students, elderly people, retired army veterans, government employees, and cycling fans, actively engaged in the event.

Elderly citizens from all over Haryana exchanged their experiences to motivate future generations.

Awareness Campaign:

Cyclothon traversed prominent areas in Gurugram like Dwarka Expressway, SPR Road, Vatika Chowk, and Basai while raising awareness against drug abuse.
Cultural performances and Zumba sessions gave the event a boost of energy.

Minister's Address:

Rao Narbir Singh spoke about Gurugram's international fame and its central role in propagating the anti-drug message globally.
He made it a point that the youth of India need to avoid drugs so that India can emerge as a global leader.

Pledge for Drug-Free Haryana:

Volunteers vowed to be a force united against drug addiction and work proactively towards making a healthier state.

Rewarding the Efforts:

Certificates were presented to the participants by DC Ajay Kumar in appreciation of their dedication towards the cause.

Sources Babushahi Bureau, Sakshi Post, Hindustan Times The Print

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