Anti-drug essay competition launched in Teknaf
Daily Sun Report, Cox’s Bazar
Published: 11 Nov 2026, 06:24 PM
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The Teknaf upazila unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho launched a school-level anti-drug essay competition titled "Say No to Drugs, Love Life: Build a Drug-Free Society" in Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar, on Wednesday to raise awareness among secondary students.
The initiative will be rolled out across 15 secondary
schools in the upazila. On the opening day, student registration and the formal
inauguration were held at Haji Bashir Ahmed High School, drawing participation
from students of Classes VI to X.
The inaugural event was attended by Bashundhara Shuvosangho Teknaf Upazila Unit Adviser journalist Zakaria Alfaz, Vice-President Mohammad Ali Sohag, Organising Secretary Omar Hayat, and Information and Technology Affairs Secretary Asaduzzaman. School teachers Mohammad Fahad and Faridul Alam, among others, were also present.
Detailing the campaign structure, Teknaf unit Vice-President
Mohammad Ali Sohag stated that the competition is being arranged in phases
across 15 secondary schools in the upazila. The top three contestants selected from
each institution will advance to the final upazila-level round, with prizes and
certificates awarded to both school-level and final-round winners.
Sharing his experience, participating student Mohammad Ayas
remarked that the initiative encourages students to adopt an uncompromising
stance against narcotics, adding that such platforms will reinforce collective
resistance against drug abuse across society.
