Students should not fall prey to drug networks, says IGP
The Inspector-General of Police in Vijayapura has urged students to avoid drug networks, warning that addiction and criminal involvement can permanently damage their future prospects. The initiative emphasizes a collaborative approach between police, parents, and educational institutions to curb drug demand.
Why it matters
Addressing drug abuse among youth is a significant public health and social challenge that requires community-wide intervention.
Students should not fall prey to drug networks. They should be careful not to get addicted to drugs out of reasons like curiosity, peer pressure, depression or stress, Inspector-General of Police (North) Sandeep Patil said in Vijayapura on Wednesday.
The article reports on a public awareness campaign and official statements regarding drug prevention without taking a partisan stance.
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