EAGLE IGP urges parents to spend time with children
The head of the Elite Anti-Narcotics Group (EAGLE) in India urged parents to monitor their children's activities to prevent drug addiction. The police are conducting awareness programs and raids to combat the spread of narcotics in the region.
Why it matters
Community-led drug prevention initiatives are critical for addressing rising substance abuse issues among youth in regional India.
Elite Anti-Narcotics Group for Law Enforcement (EAGLE) head and Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ake Ravi Krishna urged parents to spend time with their children and create a positive family atmosphere at home to prevent them from engaging in vices.
If children are neglected, they may become addicted to vices and spoil their lives, the IGP said. He also urged the parents to keep a vigil on the movements of their children.
Mr. Ravi Krishna, along with EAGLE Superintendent of Police (Operations) K.M. Maheswara Raju, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP-Rural) B. Lakshminarayana, Mylavaram Assistant Commissioner of Police P. Ramachandra Rao, participated in ‘Palle Batalo EAGLE’, at Vellaturu village in G. Konduru mandal in NTR District on Sunday.
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