Jammu and Kashmir's LG Manoj Sinha Leads Anti-Drug Rally in Srinagar
J&K LG Manoj Sinha leads anti-drug rally in Srinagar, vows to end menace
The Economic Times
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led a rally in Lal Chowk, Srinagar, against drug abuse, emphasizing his administration's commitment to eradicate the issue. The rally saw participation from hundreds, and recent efforts under the Nash Mukt Abhiyaan initiative led to 481 FIRs and the imprisonment of 518 drug offenders in just 21 days.
- 01Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led a public rally against drug abuse in Srinagar.
- 02The rally was part of the Nash Mukt Abhiyaan initiative aimed at eradicating drug-related issues.
- 03In 21 days, authorities recorded 481 FIRs and jailed 518 drug smugglers.
- 0424 houses linked to drug crimes were demolished, with property worth crores seized.
- 05Over 300 driving licenses have been recommended for cancellation due to drug offenses.
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On Sunday, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha led a public rally in Lal Chowk, Srinagar, emphasizing the administration's commitment to combating drug abuse. The event attracted hundreds, including students and government officials, who marched for 2 kilometers to raise awareness. Sinha highlighted the recent achievements of the Nash Mukt Abhiyaan initiative, which recorded 481 FIRs and led to the imprisonment of 518 drug offenders within just 21 days. Additionally, 24 houses linked to drug crimes were demolished, and properties worth crores were seized, with Kashmir accounting for 26 of these actions. The authorities have also recommended the cancellation of more than 300 driving licenses due to drug-related offenses. Sinha stated that the fight against drugs is a collective resolve of the community, reflecting years of suffering from the drug menace.
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The rally and ongoing anti-drug efforts aim to create a safer community by reducing drug abuse and related crimes.
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