JAMMU: Anand Jain, the Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) for the Jammu Zone, welcomed a group of eager youngsters from the districts of Poonch and Kathua to Bengaluru as part of the Bharat Darshan tour. According to a release, the programme aims to expose pupils to the rich history of the nation, promote cultural interaction, and instill a sense of solidarity. Together with three committed carers, 62 students—34 from the Poonch and 28 from the Kathua district—started their life-changing adventure, symbolising the lively variety and rich cultural heritage of J&K.The students will get the chance to see Bengaluru’s historical sights, cultural attractions, and tech hotspots during the Bharat Darshan tour. They should learn about India’s technology innovations and cultural diversity through interactive seminars, educational trips, and cultural exchanges. ADGP Jammu, Anand Jain, thanked all parties engaged in planning and sponsoring this Bharat Darshan journey and underlined the value of such programmes in encouraging the spirit of inquiry among young people. The Jammu and Kashmir Police’s dedication to empowering youth and giving them opportunities to widen their horizons is demonstrated by this programme. AO of ZPHQ, Dy SP DAR Jammu, SO to ADGP JZ, SP Headquarters, SSP Jammu, and other police officers were among the dignitaries present at the flag-off event.
