Lieutenant Governor Sinha Equates Narcotics Smuggling to Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir
Narcotics smuggling is no less than terrorism: LG Sinha
Hindustan Times
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha of Jammu and Kashmir has declared narcotics smuggling equivalent to terrorism, emphasizing strict legal action against traffickers. In a recent campaign, he reported the arrest of 440 drug traffickers and called for a collective societal effort to combat drug abuse in the region.
- 01Manoj Sinha equates narcotics smuggling with terrorism, advocating for severe penalties.
- 02The recent campaign led to 440 arrests and 350 FIRs in 20 days.
- 03Sinha launched the 100-day Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyaan to combat drug issues.
- 04He urges community involvement to dismantle drug networks.
- 05Sinha emphasizes that societal prosperity includes responsible choices against drug abuse.
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha of Jammu and Kashmir stated that narcotics smuggling is akin to terrorism, advocating for stringent punishment for offenders. During a drug-free campaign in Doda, he reported that 440 drug traffickers were arrested and 350 FIRs registered in just 20 days. Sinha launched the 100-day Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyaan on April 11 to address the drug menace. He emphasized the need for a collective societal effort to combat drug abuse, stating that every citizen must participate in this movement. Sinha committed to identifying and imprisoning all involved in drug trafficking and called for a change in mindset regarding drug addiction, asserting that societal prosperity depends on responsible choices.
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The campaign aims to reduce drug abuse in Jammu and Kashmir, potentially improving community health and safety.
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