LG Manoj Sinha Calls for Community Action Against Drug Abuse in Jammu
LG Manoj Sinha appeals for people’s movement against drugs
Hindustan Times
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha urged for a widespread community movement against drug abuse during a rally in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir, India. He highlighted recent efforts that led to the seizure of narcotics worth nearly ₹3 crore (approximately $360,000 USD) and the establishment of 1,947 women committees to combat drug-related issues.
- 01Manoj Sinha emphasized the need for a community-driven movement against drug abuse.
- 02Recent operations led to the seizure of narcotics valued at nearly ₹3 crore (approximately $360,000 USD).
- 03Financial investigations have been initiated against 48 drug peddlers in Jammu.
- 041,947 women committees have been formed to engage local communities in the fight against drugs.
- 05The campaign aims to foster open dialogue and involvement from families and local leaders.
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha addressed a rally in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir, India, as part of his 100-day drug-free campaign, urging citizens to join a collective movement against drug abuse. He reported significant achievements over the past 12 days, including the seizure of narcotics worth nearly ₹3 crore (approximately $360,000 USD) and the arrest of several drug smugglers. Additionally, financial investigations have been initiated against 48 drug peddlers. Sinha highlighted the establishment of 1,947 women committees across the Jammu division, emphasizing the crucial role of mothers and sisters in combating drug issues. The LG also mentioned the cancellation of 15 drug-store licenses and the demolition of properties linked to drug trafficking, underlining the government's commitment to addressing the drug crisis in the region.
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The campaign aims to reduce drug abuse in local communities, potentially leading to safer environments for families and children.
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