Delhi LG Launches Month-Long Anti-Drug Campaign From Dec 1; Schools, Hostels, Bars, ISBTs To Be On Radar
ABP NewsDelhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, in a bid to tackle drug abuse, has announced a month long anti-drug campaign in the national capital, commencing on December 1. The campaign is part of a larger plan to make Delhi drug-free within the next three years, ahead of the target for making the country drug-free, a statement issued on Tuesday said. Delhi Police and other stakeholder agencies have been directed to thoroughly check and sanitise at least 200 hostels, 50 colleges, 200 schools, 200 pharmaceutical stores, 500 pan shops, 200 bars and restaurants, all shelter homes, all railway stations, all ISBTs, and other public spaces, it said. Saxena on Tuesday also directed the FSL to complete the analysis in the remaining 290 cases and dispose them within a month to ensure zero pendency.
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