The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Zero-tolerance on drugs: Mysuru City Police launch twin campaigns

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The Hindu Bureau
Zero-tolerance on drugs: Mysuru City Police launch twin campaigns
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Mysuru City Police have launched two new anti-drug campaigns, 'RISE' and 'BEDA BRO', as part of a broader zero-tolerance strategy to make Karnataka drug-free by 2028. The initiative focuses on strict enforcement, public awareness, and rehabilitation, following a significant increase in drug-related seizures and arrests in the region.

In a major offensive against the narcotics menace, Mysuru City Police on Saturday launched twin anti-drug campaigns — Operation ‘RISE’ and ‘BEDA BRO’ — even as authorities revealed the seizure of 1,016 kg of synthetic drug raw material worth ₹19.46 crore this year under a zero-tolerance strategy aimed at making Karnataka drug-free by 2028.

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