The youth of Kashmir, who are breathing freedom from separatism and terrorism, have commenced the valley to awaken the fear of a drug-free society all over the country. The four youths who were on their motorbikes reached Jammu on Saturday to create public awareness from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. This can be the primary of its kind initiative by Kashmiri youth after the formation of Jammu and Kashmir. This bike rally may be a befitting reply to the propaganda of Kashmiri youth who are a part of the stone-pelting and jihadi elements.

The team is led by 24-year-old engineering student Muzammil Fayaz Butt. Call it a coincidence or something, Fayyaz Butt hails from the same Tral town from where Hijb's poster boy Burhan Wani originated. Burhan was killed in 2016. Muzammil said that what's happening in Kashmir isn't our subject. Our aim is to safeguard the youth from habits. We've got started this bike rally to create a drug-free society. Adil Ahmed Mir, Muhammad Zubair, and Ubaid, who accompanied Muzammil, are from Srinagar. Adil said that nobody is sponsoring our campaign. We've got not received financial facilitate from anyone. If we had not got four, Would are 40 God's blessings and people's blessings are with us. When we left Srinagar and reached Digdol near Ramban, the road was closed by landslides. We stayed there all night, tolerating the cold winds. At 5 o'clock in the morning Saturday, the road was made trafficable and after that, it gave us the chance to get out 1st. After reaching Jammu, we tend to take some rest and we are going towards Delhi.

If we will get obviate the addiction, we are going to perceive our purpose
Muzammil said that the aim of the Battle on Roads is to make more and more individuals aware of the establishment of a drug-free society. Hopefully, individuals are going to be us with the North American nation. If we will get one person to get drunk then we are going to realize that our purpose was fulfilled. We will also undertake a major campaign of drug-free society in Kashmir. Under this, we are going to head to all schools and colleges will share their experiences with students.

We left as soon as Kashmir's condition improved
Muzammil said that we had planned a motorcycle rally only last year, however, it was not possible due to the situation in Kashmir. Zubair said that we've got formed a group called Battle on Roads. If the administration had financial backing, our other partners would have been part of the campaign. A senior official immediately approved our proposal, however, when the turn came for financial help, the screw got stuck. We didn't get help.