The campaign was launched at a UT-level function organised by the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports in collaboration with SKUAST-Kashmir. Addressing the gathering, Sinha said India’s youth remain its greatest strength and stressed the need to channel their energy towards nation-building and healthy lifestyles. He further said authorities had attached 331 properties worth around Rs 200 crore belonging to alleged narco-terrorists and drug smugglers. Describing drug addiction as both a law-and-order and social challenge, Sinha said affected youth should be treated with dignity and provided opportunities to rebuild their lives. On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor administered the Nasha Mukt Yuva Pledge to participants, reaffirming the commitment to building a drug-free Jammu and Kashmir.Youth Must Lead the Fight Against Drugs: LG Sinha