Anti-Drug Day Observed Across Various Locations

Suntikoppa: It is shocking that these days, the youth are getting enslaved to drugs and destroying their lives, said Ananth Kumar, Assistant Sub-Inspector of Suntikoppa Police Station, while addressing PUC students.

In an awareness and anti-drug awareness program among students held in the auditorium of Suntikoppa Pre-University College, it was said that today's youth are becoming slaves to drugs, smoking and alcohol. It is a matter of concern for parents and society that they are becoming slaves to drugs, smoking and alcohol. The students were made aware of the terrible consequences of these drugs on their health and future.

The program was presided over by the college principal Srilatha. Lecturers Sunita Girish, Isha, police personnel Sudish Kumar, Ramesh Biradar, women staff Divya, and students of the college were present on the occasion.

Moornadu Pre-University College

Napoklu: The NSS unit of Moornadu Pre-University College near here and the Rural Police Station created awareness among the students of the Pre-University College about the ill effects of drug use.

Rural Police Station Officer Gopal administered the oath to the children. Assistant Police Station Officer Dinesh created awareness about the ill effects of drugs and the dangers of driving by minors. The program was presided over by the Secretary of the Educational Institution Venu Appanna, PSI Puttamma and Principal Devaki. The teaching staff and students were present on the occasion.

Sri Sadguru Appiah High School

Kudige: Kushalnagar Rural Police Station provided information about the ill effects of drug abuse to the students of Sri Sadguru Appiah High School in Heggadahalli village of Kudige by Assistant Station Officer Kumari of Kushalnagar Police Station.

The students were provided with various information about POCSO, cybercrime crimes, child marriage, ill effects of drug abuse, road safety, importance of education, proper legal awareness about the use of ERSS 112, Children's Helpline 1098, Cybercrime Helpline 1930, including the use of these.

Somwarpet Taluk Area Coordination Education Officer Manjesh, School Headmistress Pushpa, school teachers and students were present on the occasion.

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