District-Level Sports meet organised by Mera Yuva Bharat concludes in Kargil Sports key to discipline, drug-free youth: ADC Kargil
ADC Kargil Imteeaz Kacho attended the closing ceremony of the District-Level Sports Meet organised by Mera Yuva Bharat, Kargil, on December 31 at Munshi Habibullah Mission Higher Secondary School, Kargil, in collaboration with the Social & Development Welfare Society, Kargil.
ADC Kargil Imteeaz Kacho was the Chief Guest, while Councillor Taisuru Abdul Hadi graced the occasion as Guest of Honour. Zonal Physical Education Officer Ibrahim Shoqi was also present, along with officials, organisers, youth participants, and members of various sports clubs. The dignitaries witnessed the final volleyball match, which was won by Green Valley, Karkitchoo.
The ADC appreciated the efforts of the organisers for successfully conducting the sports meet despite the harsh weather conditions prevailing in Kargil. He congratulated both the winning and runner-up teams of the volleyball final—Green Valley Karkitchoo and Down Town Andoo—and encouraged the participating youth to continue engaging in sports activities.
Highlighting the importance of sports in shaping disciplined and responsible citizens, the ADC urged the youth to stay away from drug abuse and other social evils. He lauded the organising committee for promoting a healthy sporting culture in the district and assured full support from the District Administration for such youth-centric initiatives in the future.
Councillor Abdul Hadi also congratulated the winners and runners-up and praised the dedication and enthusiasm of the players. He encouraged the youth to make sports a priority for physical fitness and overall personality development.
District Youth Officer, Mera Yuva Bharat Kargil, Jigmet Spaldon, informed that six sports events were organised for both male and female participants as part of the meet. She also highlighted the umbrella schemes of Mera Yuva Bharat, including provisions for club affiliation and sports kits, aimed at encouraging greater youth participation in sports.





