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MC chief reviews arrangements ahead of drug awareness walk

Municipal Commissioner Amit Kumar held meeting with the office bearers and members of Resident Welfare Associations and Market Welfare Associations , FOSWAC, CRAFED, Dealer Associations to discuss and plan the upcoming state-level event "Walk for Drug Free Chandigarh", scheduled for...

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Updated At : 07:26 AM Apr 29, 2025 IST

Municipal Commissioner Amit Kumar. File photo

Municipal Commissioner Amit Kumar held meeting with the office bearers and members of Resident Welfare Associations and Market Welfare Associations , FOSWAC, CRAFED, Dealer Associations to discuss and plan the upcoming state-level event "Walk for Drug Free Chandigarh", scheduled for May 3.

The Commissioner urged all stakeholders to collaborate and mobilise maximum support to make the campaign a grand success.

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