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Police official warns students of action if they are found using drugs

Published On : 26 Jun 2016   |  Reported By : Courtesy: The Hindu   |  Pic On: photo credit: The Hindu


Mangaluru (The Hindu): “If you happen to consume drugs, then beware. You will be under our radar,” he said.

Mr. Patil said that the police registered 63 cases under the NDPS Act in the first five months of the year. In 2015, they had registered 49 cases, 21 in 2014 and 19 in 2013.

The police had improved their network and were getting information on a regular basis. Apart from city residents, they had arrested those from neighbouring Shivamogga and Kerala who were involved in selling cannabis.

The DCP asked students not to fall prey to drugs that would affect them personally and academically. He asked students to call the police control room and provide information on those selling cannabis and other narcotic drugs in the city. The police need the cooperation of public in combating the drug menace, he added.

Sudeendra Prabhu from Yenepoya University and the former Minister and Chairman of Vikas PU College Krishna G. Palemar were present.

 







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