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Bharat Darshan tour flaggd off from DPL Reasi | | | Early Times Report REASI, July 6: With an aim to provide opportunity to the youth of far flung areas to understand the togetherness of India's different culture,architect, languages, food and diversity District Police Reasi organized Bharat Darshan Tour for youth of district Reasi under Civic Action Programme of Jammu & Kashmir Police. Today an event was organised at district police lines Reasi where in Senior Superintendent of Police Reasi Mohita Sharma-IPS flagged off the tour of "BHARAT DARSHAN". SP Katra , ASP Reasi and DySP DAR Reasi was also present on the occasion. In this event of Five days students will get the opportunity to enjoy different modes of transportation from land to Air and also get an opportunity of sightseeing at Delhi and Mumbai. Touring youth will visit Delhi National Police Memorial, Red Fort, Qutab Minar, India gate, Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Akshardham in Delhi and places in Mumbai like Iskon Temple, Juhu Beach Market, Star Bungalow, Prince of wales, Jahangir Art Gallery, Gateway of India , Marine drive, Fish Aquarium, Haji Ali etc. They will also get a chance to interact with the dignitaries at Delhi and Mumbai. Speaking on the occasion SSP Reasi emphasized that touring youth should take full advantage of the opportunity and collect memories for life. Youth were advised to imbibe in them greatness of the country and spread the message through different media as ambassadors of the country. Enthusiastic teenagers expressed that it is effort of J&K Police to expose our youth and learn a lot of things which would definitely encourage them to craft their destiny. People and especially parents of the touring youth appreciated the efforts of Reasi Police is organizing such events which are necessary to save of future generations from the menace of drug abuse and other social evils. |
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