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Five schools join Reasi Police’s national integration drive at Bharakh, students showcase cultural talent Under CAP

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REASI, OCT 25: Promoting national unity, communal harmony and youth engagement, Reasi Police organised a cultural programme under the Civic Action Programme (CAP) at Government Higher Secondary School, Bharakh, to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, widely remembered as the Iron Man of India. The event brought together students from five educational institutions, providing a common platform to celebrate India’s cultural diversity and reinforce the values of unity, integrity, discipline and mutual respect among the younger generation.

The programme witnessed participation from Government Higher Secondary School Bharakh, Government High School Kheralair, Government Girls Middle School Bharakh, Khalsa Public School Bharakh and Government Middle School Kailakh. Students from these institutions presented cultural performances based on the theme of national integration, showcasing their talent and highlighting the importance of peaceful coexistence and collective responsibility in building a harmonious society.

The initiative was organised in recognition of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s contribution to national unity, particularly his pivotal role in integrating the princely states into the Indian Union after independence. Through cultural expression and student participation, the programme sought to familiarise young people with his ideals and encourage them to appreciate the country’s diversity while upholding a shared sense of national identity.

Additional Superintendent of Police Reasi Iftkhar Ahmed, attended the event along with Deputy Superintendent of Police Samriti Sharma, the Principal of Government Higher Secondary School Bharakh, the Station House Officer of Pouni and members of the teaching staff.

Addressing the students, Additional SP Iftkhar Ahmed encouraged them to draw inspiration from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s life and ideals, stressing the importance of unity, integrity, discipline and mutual respect. He urged the younger generation to contribute towards strengthening communal harmony and developing a responsible, inclusive and peaceful society.

The cultural performances provided students with an opportunity to express their understanding of national integration through creative activities, while encouraging interaction among participants from different schools. The programme also emphasised the importance of teamwork, cooperation and healthy competition in developing confidence and leadership qualities among young people.

To appreciate the participation and efforts of the students and school representatives, certificates of participation, trophies and sports kits were distributed during the programme. The recognition was aimed at encouraging greater involvement in cultural and sporting activities while reinforcing the values of discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship.

The event also highlighted the role of community-oriented policing in connecting with young people beyond routine law-enforcement activities. Through initiatives under the Civic Action Programme, Reasi Police continues to engage educational institutions and local communities in activities designed to promote constructive interaction, build public trust and encourage youth participation in social development.

By bringing together students and educators from five schools, the programme offered a platform to strengthen inter-school interaction and spread the message of unity in diversity. The initiative also reflected the importance of involving young people in efforts to promote social harmony and responsible citizenship.

Reasi Police reiterated its commitment to organising youth-centric initiatives aimed at strengthening police-public relations, promoting national integration and encouraging a drug-free society.

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