Araria Civil Court observed International Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking Day with a special awareness program. On this occasion, all judicial officers, staff, and the general public present in the court premises were administered an anti-drug pledge. The main objective of the program was to make people aware of the increasing trend of drug addiction in society and its dire consequences.

Judicial officers emphasized collective participation in the fight against drug abuse, stating that addiction is not merely a personal problem but affects the future of society and the nation. Drug addiction among youth is a serious concern, requiring combined efforts from families, educational institutions, and government agencies to curb it.

Through the pledge ceremony, all participants resolved to stay away from drugs themselves and to educate those around them about the harmful effects of drug abuse. This initiative is a significant step towards building a drug-free society. The court administration also stated that such awareness programs would be held periodically to strengthen the public movement against drug addiction.

International Drug Abuse Day is celebrated annually on June 26 to promote action and cooperation against drug abuse and illicit trafficking worldwide. This event by the Araria Civil Court was part of this global initiative, helping to spread the message of de-addiction at the local level and showcasing the judiciary's commitment to social responsibility.