Jaipur, Oct. 23 -- A national motorcycle rally involving 250 participants from across central and state police forces left Jaipur for Ajmer on Thursday after state DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma flagged it off at Albert Hall and announced a statewide campaign against drug abuse. The rally, titled "Fight Against Drugs", reached Amer Fort on Wednesday evening and is travelling through Rajasthan to Gujarat ahead of the National Unity Day parade at Ekta Nagar on October 31, marking Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's birth anniversary. "The fight against drug addiction is not an individual's fight but a collective fight of the entire society," Sharma said. Addressing the riders, he said differences in uniforms, languages and food habits did not change their shared objective of building a drug-free India. "Riders are not just passengers, but messengers of a drug-free India. Their true strength lies in discipline," he said. He added that Union home minister Amit Shah had set a target of making India drug-free by 2029, which required collective responsibility. He administered a pledge to participants to abstain from drugs, protect their families and communities from addiction, maintain national unity and refrain from serving drugs at events. The riders also interacted with students, NCC cadets, police personnel and local residents outside Albert Hall....