Operation Don launched to stop drug epidemic

Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Police is preparing to launch “Operation Don”, a multi-pronged effort aimed at tackling the growing drug problem in the state. This bold and ambitious initiative is an important step in addressing the drug epidemic, with a focus not only on law enforcement but also on mentoring and guiding youth towards a drug-free future. “Operation Dawn” will involve a wide range of strategies to reduce both the demand for and supply of drugs. Stringent law enforcement measures will be combined with active participation efforts like awareness campaigns and interactive sessions to motivate and guide the youth of the state. Also read- Women joining armed forces reflects the changing scenario of the country: Arunachal Governor Paranayak In a concerted effort to ensure the success of this operation, the police will collaborate with relevant agencies to assess and implement loss minimization measures. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has been a vocal advocate against drug abuse for the last two years, demonstrating the government’s unwavering commitment to eliminate the drug menace from the state. This comprehensive approach underlines the State’s determination to address this important issue, recognizing the importance of not only enforcement but also guidance and education to protect the well-being of youth and the broader community. Also read- Arunachal Pradesh Minister Honchun Nagadam flags off glacier expedition from Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lieutenant General KT Paranaik has said that the induction of women in the armed forces reflects the changing scenario of the country. Reviewing the verification parade of Assam Rifles women recruits at Assam Rifles Training Center and School (ARTC&S), Sukhovi in Nagaland on Wednesday, he said that the verification parade of women recruits is the best example of women empowerment. “These women workers will ensure good livelihood for themselves and their families and will inspire girls in future to stand on their own feet and contribute to the progress of the country,” Parnaik said. The Governor took the salute of the marching contingents led by Recruit Maina Saikia. Also read- BJP victorious in Arunachal Pradesh Panchayat by-election The Governor appreciated the women recruits, officers and trainers of the center who participated in the parade, which aims to create competent, disciplined and physically and mentally fit soldiers.