State level function to mark closing event of fortnight long anti drug project concluded in Panchkula

PANCHKULA: A state-level event was held at the Government Girls College, Sector 14, Panchkula, to mark the conclusion of the’ Drug-Free Haryana Fortnight’ observed from June 12 to June 26 as part of the ‘Drug-Free India Fortnight’ effort by the Haryana, on Wednesday Police. Director General of Police (DGP) Shatrujeet Kapoot chaired the occasion as the chief visitor. He applauded the impressive work of 23 officers and staff members and honored the winners of competitors concentrated on drug de-addiction. DGP Kapur likewise administered an oath to the participants, vowing them to keep away from drugs. Decline in drug schedule In his address, DGP motivated everybody to prevent drugs, sharing data to highlight the reduction in drug accessibility. In 2023, over 3,800 cases were signed up under the NDPS Act, while roughly 1,600 cases have actually been signed up until now this year. In 2015, around 5,500 drug traffickers were detained, compared to 2,269 arrests this year as much as June 25. Concentrating on districts like Sirsa and Fatehabad, where drug problems were more common, he highlighted the efforts to make over 100 towns or wards drug-free and worried the significance of dealing with drug users to assist them remain drug-free. Resolving cyber security, Kapoor alerted versus succumbing to plans guaranteeing to double cash or make fast earnings, as they might result in considerable monetary loss. He applauded the ‘Drug De-Addiction and Cyber Security’ discussion by the Ram Gurukul Gaman group, which artistically connected the styles of Ramayana
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