Special teams formed to sensitise youth, students against drugs, says Chittoor SP
The Superintendent of Police in Chittoor, Tushar Dudi, announced the formation of special teams to combat drug trafficking and consumption in the district. The campaign aims to raise awareness among youth and students about the dangers of narcotics, emphasizing the slogan 'Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs.' Enhanced surveillance measures, including drone cameras and monitoring of online networks, are being implemented to address the issue.
- ▪Special teams have been formed to combat drug trafficking and consumption in Chittoor district.
- ▪The campaign promotes the slogan 'Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs.'
- ▪Intensified surveillance measures include the use of drone cameras and monitoring of online drug networks.
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Superintendent of Police (SP) Tushar Dudi said that special teams have been formed to step up the campaign against ganja and narcotics across the Chittoor district. He warned that both trafficking and consumption of drugs will invite stringent legal action under the NDPS Act.Speaking to the media here on Monday, the SP said that the core campaign would spread awareness with the slogan “Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs.” He said that narcotics may provide temporary pleasure, but eventually ruin health, education, families, and careers, particularly that of the students and youth.
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