Srinagar, November 11:- Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Srinagar Sundeep Chakravarthy on Wednesday said Jammu and Kashmir Police will organise more sports activities across Srinagar during November and December under its Civic Action Programme to engage youth in constructive activities and keep them away from negative influences.
Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the closing ceremony of a football tournament at TRC Synthetic Turf, SSP Srinagar said the tournament had been organised over the past 10 days and witnessed enthusiastic participation from young players.
Congratulating the winners, runners-up and all participating teams, he appreciated the players for displaying good sporting spirit, particularly during the final match, which witnessed a tie-breaker and penalty shootouts.
“The main aim of the Civic Action Programme is to keep our young population engaged in constructive activities and provide them with the right direction. There are many negative influences in society, and we have to keep our children away from them by engaging them in sports and studies,” SSP said.
He said Jammu and Kashmir Police would continue organising such programmes, adding that the police force stands with the youth and remains committed to extending support to them whenever required.
Announcing further activities, Chakravarthy said November and December provide an opportunity to organise more programmes under the Civic Action Programme, and Srinagar Police would hold additional sports events across the city.
Referring to the growing participation of downtown Srinagar youth in cricket tournaments, he said it was encouraging to see young players performing well in sports, which reflect the identity and talent of the city.
“Just remain engaged in playgrounds and libraries. Srinagar Police and J&K Police are always with you,” he said.
He also highlighted the importance of teamwork, saying football teaches players to work together, remain strong and strive collectively towards success.
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