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Stop supplying drugs or face arrest, Chennithala warns food delivery workers

Stop supplying drugs or face arrest, Chennithala warns food delivery workers
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Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has warned food delivery workers against using their platforms to distribute illegal drugs. The warning coincides with the launch of 'Operation Toofan,' a multi-phase state initiative aimed at eradicating drug trafficking.

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It highlights the intersection of the gig economy and public safety, specifically regarding the misuse of delivery networks for criminal activity.

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Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has warned a section of delivery workers attached to food aggregators in major cities who are found supplying drugs along with food to stop the practice forthwith or face arrest.

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The report covers official government warnings and public safety initiatives neutrally, though it focuses on a specific political figure's rhetoric.

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