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‘Operation Chaitanya’ launched to uproot cannabis cultivation practices

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‘Operation Chaitanya’ launched to uproot cannabis cultivation practices
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Andhra Pradesh police have launched 'Operation Chaitanya' to eradicate cannabis cultivation in the Alluri Sitarama Raju district. The initiative focuses on community awareness and inter-departmental cooperation to achieve zero-ganja status by late August.

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Drug enforcement operations in tribal and rural regions are critical for public health and curbing organized crime.

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In a major push to eradicate illicit cannabis cultivation, the Andhra Pradesh EAGLE (Enforcement and Anti-Ganja Laws Enforcement) wing officially launched “Operation Chaitanya” in Korrai Kothavalasa village of Alluri Sitarama Raju (ASR) district on Monday.

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