A&N Police Motorcycle Rally Team Continues ‘Fight Against Drugs’ Campaign Through Student Interactions and Public Awareness Activities in Maharashtra

Sri Vijaya Puram, Oct. 21: The Andaman & Nicobar Police contingent participating in the National Motorcycle Rally–2026 continues to spread the message of “Fight Against Drugs” through interactions with students and local communities along its route. The campaign aims to sensitise young people to the harmful effects of drug abuse and encourage collective efforts towards building a healthy, responsible and drug-free society.

The rally is part of a nationwide initiative promoting national unity, social responsibility and awareness against drug abuse. The overall rally was flagged off from Cellular Jail, Sri Vijaya Puram, on 10 October 2026 by the Lieutenant Governor, Dr. Dinesh Sharma. The A&N Police contingent joined the rally at Chennai, Tamil Nadu, on 14 October 2026, and is proceeding towards Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, where the rally is scheduled to culminate on 31 October 2026 in connection with the observance of National Unity Day.

During its halt at Solapur, Maharashtra, on 19 October 2026, the contingent observed a rest day and visited prominent locations, including the statue of ChhatrapatiShivajiMaharaj, Siddheshwara Temple and the statue of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, where photographs were taken. The contingent was also felicitated by the Superintendent of Police, Solapur, acknowledging the participation of the A&N Police team in the nationwide rally and its public awareness initiative.

Continuing the campaign on 20 October 2026, the contingent departed from Solapur towards Daund, Pune Rural District, Maharashtra. During the journey, the team interacted with students and local residents at Nagnath High School, Mohale, and with students at S. B. Patil Educational Campus, Vanagali. These interactions formed part of the ongoing awareness campaign to highlight the harmful consequences of drug abuse and encourage young people to make informed choices, adopt healthy lifestyles and stay away from substance abuse.

Through these interactions, the A&N Police contingent is carrying the message of “Fight Against Drugs” beyond the rally route and into educational institutions and local communities. The campaign underscores the importance of awareness, responsible decision-making and the active participation of students, parents, educational institutions and the public in preventing drug abuse and safeguarding the future of the younger generation.

The contingent comprises 12 police personnel travelling on five motorcycles, led by Insp. Vishal Ram. The team is scheduled to continue its journey towards Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, for the culmination of the National Motorcycle Rally–2026 on 31 October 2026, coinciding with National Unity Day.

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