The new generation can play an important role in ending corruption, Muhammad Shafiq
Everyone has to be a role model to end corruption, Ayesha Aslam
Faisalabad(94 news) The new generation can play an important role in eradicating corruption from the society. In this regard, the role of parents and teachers is very important to raise awareness among the youth. This was said by Deputy District Manager Tuta Muhammad Shafiq while speaking at the end of the speech, essay writing and painting competition among female students on the topic of anti-corruption in the Government Vocational Training Institute, Samanabad.
Principal Institution Ayesha Aslam, Principal Vocational Center District Jail Sameera Taj, Madam Kushmala and other teachers were also present. Deputy District Manager Tiuta appreciated the organization of anti-corruption competitions among students and said that such measures are the best way to awaken the hatred against corruption among the youth. He said that by developing an honest culture in the society, the scourge of corruption can be completely eradicated, for which the efforts of the relevant institutions are commendable. Everyone should play their role in eradicating corruption.
Principal Vocational Training Center District Jail said that everyone should be a role model to eradicate corruption. He welcomed the organization of competitions and said that this evil can be avoided by keeping merit and integrity in daily routine. The principal urged the students to follow the philosophy of justice, honesty and courage and asked them to participate in as many anti-corruption competitions as possible to highlight their hatred against corruption. Deputy District Manager Tuta Vadgar also witnessed the impactful speeches, essays and painting competitions by the students on anti-corruption and praised the students for their mental and intellectual abilities at the end of the competitions. Certificates were also distributed.
