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Police officers, doctors and educationalists connected Sunday appealed to the younker not to devour ganja, drugs and baccy products which spoil lives.
Participating successful the rhythm rally titled ‘Gudivada Cyclothon 2025’, jointly organised by Elite Anti-Narcotics Group for Law Enforcement (EAGLE), Indian Medical Association (IMA), Gudivada NTR Stadium and the Cycle Club present connected Sunday, the EAGLE Head and Inspector General of Police (IGP) asked the students to absorption connected education.
Gudivada MLA Venigandla Ramu, Krishna District Superintendent of Police (SP) V. Vidya Sagar Naidu, EAGLE SP K.M. Maheswar Raju and different officers released posters connected ‘Drug Free Society’ and ‘Say No to Drugs’ and flagged disconnected the cyclothon successful Krishna district.
Speaking connected the occasion, the MLA appealed to the nationalist to alert EAGLE and the constabulary by dialling 1972 oregon 8977781972 connected WhatsApp if they announcement merchantability oregon depletion of ganja oregon drugs successful their locality.
“EAGLE is conducting Operation Safe Zone, Operation Trains and peculiar drives to cheque cultivation of ganja, peddling and depletion of drugs and different sedatives. We are doing astonishment raids connected aesculapian shops excessively to forestall unauthorised merchantability of immoderate drugs,” Mr. Ravi Krishna explained.
Mr. Vidya Sagar Naidu asked the students and the younker to signifier yoga and meditation for maintaining bully health. The SP appealed to the students to assistance the constabulary successful curbing drugs and ganja.
Meanwhile, Mr. Maheswar Raju explained however immoderate students pursuing engineering, and different nonrecreational courses landed successful Visakhapatnam, Rajamahendravaram and different jails for peddling ganja, and cautioned students to enactment distant from vices.
IMA president Dr. Maganti Srinivas, Dr. Potluri Vamshi, Gudivada NTR Stadium vice-chairman Yelaparthi Srinivas Rao, associated caput Kilarapu Ranga Prasad, representatives of assorted NGOs and officers participated.
