Jammu, Aug 25 (Reporter) Demanding the death penalty for those who are proven guilty of smuggling and selling Narcotics among youth thereby spoiling careers and lives of the younger generation, volunteers of Team Jammu headed by its Chairman, Zorawar Singh Jamwal on Sunday urged Jammu and Kashmir Administration to fulfill its commitment of dealing drug peddlers with iron hands. A bike rally organised by Team Jammu, against drug abuse, received an overwhelming response from Jammuities as people cutting across party ideology, caste, creed, colour, and religion came forward to render their support to make Jammu drugs-free. To wage a war against drug abuse rightly called as "Narco-Terrorism", Team Jammu Sunday organized an anti-drug bike rally, which turned to a historic in the sense that members of the civil society, social organisations and associations of all markets of Jammu city and its outskirts came forward not only to felicitate organizers but they themselves became part of the rally. In one of the historical anti-drug motorcycle rallies in Jammu city, Team Jammu, a group of youth from various walks of life Sunday has given a strong signal against the menace of drugs in the region. Thousands of Team Jammu volunteers riding on bikes including members of Bull Riders Motorcycle, Survivor Hill Riders, and Himalayan Bulls Adventure Clubs morning thronged Toph Sherkhania Bridge on Akhnoor Road and raised slogans like “Nashe Ki, Khatam Karo Bimari, Hamara Jammu, Hamari Zimedaari”, “Jammu Ko Bachana Hai, Nashe Ko Bhagana Hai” “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” “Vande Mataram”, “Jai Jammu, Jio Jammu”. The bike riders moved in the shape of a mega bike rally headed by Chairman Team Jammu, Jamwal. The rally passed through A G office, Shakti Nagar, Rajpura Mangotrian, Rehari, Sarwal, Mian Deedo Chowk, Shakuntala Crossing, K C Crossing, Bus Stand, Jewel Chowk, GGM Science College and SPMR Commerce Road, Talab Tillo, Gole Pulley, Gole Gujral Crossing, Patta Chungi, Akhnoor Road and finally concluded near Toph Sherkhania Bridge. At several places, Chairman Team Jammu chief Zorawar Singh Jamwal addressing the rally cautioned the people to get united to wage a war against drug mafia that is moving the youth to the dead end of their precious lives. "It was a beginning and an eye-opener for state administration and police that they have to be more strict against the drug menace in Jammu Region, otherwise the time has come when people of Jammu voluntarily under the umbrella of Team Jammu will come in the open against those who are selling the poisonous drugs," said Jamwal. Urging the youth to stay away from drug abuse and play an important role in nation building, Jamwal further demanded that the JK UT administration must raise more infra-structure like open and indoor stadiums and promote sports activities in every district of J&K so that they remain physically fit. “Besides, the police department shall set an example exposing black sheep in its department involved with drug lords and evolve a mechanism to plug in all routes of narco smuggling to thwart all attempts of the Drug Mafia, which is hell-bent to ruin the lives of younger generations,” he said...////...